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AND OTHER PROMINENT COLLECTIONS 


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LIST OF SOME OF THE MORE IMPORTANT VOLUMES IN THE 
VARIOUS COLLECTIONS HEREIN REPRESENTED. 


2-7. Alken Colored Plates. Includes,—“Hiren Go Bragh” [Real Life in Ire- 
land], London, 1821; Apperley’s “Memoirs of the Life of John Myt- 
ton,” First Edition; Apperley’s “Life of a Sportsman,” First Edi- 
tion; &e. 

26. Bunbury Illustrations. “Academy for Grown Horsemen,” First Edition. 

31-34. Carroll (Lewis). Includes First Editions of “Alice in Wonderland,” 
“Hunting of the Snark,” &c. 

45-62. Cruikshank (George). Among these items are,—Whitty’s “Tales of 
Irish Life,’ First Edition,—Wight’s “Mornings,” and “More Morn- 
ings at Bow Street,” First Editions in binding by Riviére,—Defoe’s 
“Robinson Crusoe,” Large Paper Major’s edition,—Complete Set of 
the “Fairy Library,” First Editions, bound by Zaehnsdorf; and 
others. 

71. Dickens (Charles). Complete Set of the Earliest Issues of the “Christ- 
mas Stories,” bound by Riviére. 

81-84. Egan (Pierce). Includes,—“Boxiana,” 5 vols. bound by Hatchards, 
London, 1824-1830. 

93-97. Folk-Lore. Fairy Tales by Joseph Jacobs, and others. 

110. Heptameron (The). 5 vols., numerous plates, unexpurgated edition, 
London, 1894. 

111-118. Hewlett (Maurice). First Editions of “Songs and Meditations,” 
“New Canterbury Tales,” and others. 

122-131. Irving (Washington). First Editions of “The Sketch Book,” “Life 

_ of Washington,” “Crayon Miscellany,” &c. 

133. Jesse (J. Heneage). The more important writings of Jesse, First Edi- 
tions, 23 vols. bound by Zaehnsdortf. 

140-144. Kipling (Rudyard). First Editions of “Barrack Room Ballads,” 
‘Puce ot Pooks Hill,” &c. 

145-156. Lang (Andrew). First Editions of “Red,” “Blue,” &c. Fairy Books, 
—“Ban and Arriere Ban,” &c. 

157-162. Leech Illustrations, including,—“Merrie England in the Olden 
Time,” First Edition,—“Little Tour in Ireland,” First Edition, &c. 

192-194. Phillips (Stephen). First Editions of “Herod,” “Ulysses,” and 
others. 

222. Sterne (Laurence). “Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy,” 11 vols., 
First Editions, with the author’s autograph signature. 

223-246. Stevenson (Robert Louis). First Editions of “Travels with a Don- 
key,” “Treasure Island,” “Prince Otto,” “Father Damien,” and 
others. 

259-266. Swinburne (Algernon Charles). Original Manuscripts, bound uni- 
formly in blue levant morocco, including,—‘Song for the Centenary 
of Walter Savage Landor,” 45pp. folio; “Prologue to the Broken 
Heart,” 2pp. 4to; “King Richard II.” 18pp. quarto; “Victor Hugo: 
Dieu,” 9pp. folio; and others. 

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267. Great Operas. 10 vols. in handsome rosewood case, with many Original 
Drawings, Proofs on satin, &c. 


268-274. Books from the M. C. D. Borden Library, with the owner’s book- — 


plate in each engraved by E. D. French. Includes,—British Poets, 
104 vols. in 52, in binding by Zaehnsdorf,—Collection of Autograph 
Letters, Colored portraits, &c. relating to Napoleon, bound by David, 


—Shelley’s “Hellas,” First Edition, bound by Riviere,—and others. ~ 


275-276. Leech Original Water-color Drawings, one, 9x11 inches, another, 
8x10 inches, signed with initials. 

285-289. Andrews (William Loring). “Lyne’s Survey,” “Gossip about Book 
Collecting,” &c. : 

318. Civil War. Series of Works relating to the-Rebellion, some First Hdi- 


tions, published at various places and at various dates, including,— 


Biography, Official Reports, Songs of the War, &c., 41 vols., different 
sizes, all uniformly bound in half olive-green levant morocco. 

354-362. Goupil Historical Monographs, including,—Skelton’s “Mary Stuart,” 
Holmes’ “Queen Victoria,’ Masson’s “Josephine,” &c. handsomely 
bound in each instance by Zaehnsdorf. 


368-379. Groher Club Publications, including,—Milton’s “Areopagitica,” 


“Poems of John Donne,” Carpenter’s translation of “Boccaccio,” 
Halsey’s “Boston Port Bull,” &e. 

418. McKenney and Hall. “History of the Indian Tribes of North America,” 
Exceptionally Fine Copies of the Original Issues. 

436. Napoleon I. Horne’s “History of Napoleon,” Special Copy, 2 vols. ex- 
tended to 4, and superbly Extra-Lllustrated by the insertion of over 
500 portraits, views, colored caricatures, &c., bound by Riviere. 

452-453. Red River Colony. "Works La John Halkett and John West, First 
Editions. 

490. Tissot (J. J.). “La Vie de Notre Seigneur Jesus Christ,” 2 vols., Tours, 
1897, Edition de Grand Luxe. 

496-510. Walton and Cotton. Compleat Angler, various editions including,— 
First Edition in an elaborate binding by De Sauty,—Large Paper 


issue of Major’s edition of 1824,—Pickering’s editions of 1832- 


1836, including 2 vols. bound in 7, all Extra-Illustrated, the Finest 


edition of its kind ever offered for sale by auction, handsomely bound : 


by Stikeman,—and others. 

520-543. Alken Colored Plates, Rowlandson Colored Caricatures, Gillray’s 
Political Copperplates, &e., unusual assortment. 

572-585. First Editions of Lord Byron’s “Lara,” “Siege of Corinth,” “Sarda- 
napalus,” and others. 

597. Niiremberg Chronicle. First Edition, in excellent condition. 

603-612. Ruskin (John). First Editions of “Stones of Venice,” bound by 
Zaehnsdorf—“Ethics of the Dust,” “Crown of Wild Olives,” &e. 


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First Session, Numbers 1 to 276, inclusive 


FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 7th, AT 3:00 O’CLOCK 


THE PRIVATE LIBRARY OF A BALTIMOREAN 


Many of the volumes of this collection contain the artistic book- 
plate of the owner engraved by E. D. French. 


1. Alsop. Fables: A New Version, chiefly from Original Sources, by 
) Thomas James. Over 100 illustrations by John Tenniel. 8vo, orig- 
ie a inal cloth, gilt. London, 1848 


a3 First EpitTion with these illustrations. 


®. ALKEN CoLorEeD Pratres. Eiren Go Bragh. Dedicated to the Lord 
Lieutenant of Paddy’s Land. Real Life in Ireland; or, A Display 

of Adventures in the Day and Night Scenes of Brian Boru, Esq. 

and his Friend Sir Shawn O’Dogherty. Hmbellished with Real 

Irish Engravings, and COLORED PLATES by Henry Alken, Marks, and 

oe others. 8vo, full crimson levant morocco, gilt back and inside bor- 

/ 4 << | ders, gilt top, uncut, by Riviere. London: J.L. Marks, 1821 


A spirited production with 19 coLoRED PLATES depicting humorous scenes 
in Irish high and low life. The title-page of this work usually reads ;— 
“Real Life in Ireland; or, The Day and Night Scenes, Rovings, Rambles 
and Sprees, Bulls, Blunders, Bodderation and Blarney of Brian Boru, 
Esq., and his Elegant Friend Sir Shawn O’Dogherty, exhibiting a Real 
Picture of Characters, Manners, &c. in High and Low Life in Dublin 
and various Parts of Ireland. By “A Real Paddy.” 


3. ALKEN CoLorED Puarses. [Apperley (C. J.).]| Memoirs of the Life 
of John Mytton, Esq., of Halston, Shropshire, formerly M.P. for 
Shrewsbury, High Sheriff for the Counties of Salop and Merioneth, 
&e. ; with Notices of his Hunting, Shooting, Driving, Racing and Ex- 
travagant Exploits. By Nimrod. With 12 COLORED PLATES by 
Henry Alken, ALL BRILLIANT IMPRESSIONS. 8vo, full crimson levant 


y ieee °C, gilt back and inside borders, gilt edges, by RIviErRE. 
5a : London: Rudolph Ackermann, 1835 


CHOICE copy OF THE First EpiTion. Contains the two plates not 
reproduced in later editions, viz.; ‘““Mytton masters the savage dog,” and 
“Blood and the Bull-Dog.”’ 


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4. ALKEN CoLorED PLates. Vyner (R. T.). Notitia Venatica: A Treatise 
on Fox Hunting. To which is added a Compendious Kennel Stud 
Book. Full page tinted plates by Henry Alken and others. Royal 
WG Pre Svo, full tree calf, gilt backs, gilt edges. ; 
L7 /) : London: Published for the Author, 1841 


First Eprrion of this wellknown work on fox hunting. Contains 
many pedigrees of famous hunting packs, including,—Sir Thomas Mos- 
tyn’s, Duke of Beaufort’s, Lord Yardborough’s, &c. FINE Copy. 


5. ALKEN CotoreD Puates. [Apperley (C. J.).] The Life of a Sports- 
man. By Nimrod. With 36 coLorED ILLUSTRATIONS by Henry 


A 2 a Alken. Royal 8vo, full crimson polished morocco, gilt back, inside 
/ 7 Sl 0 , gilt borders, gilt edges. London: Rudolph Ackermann, 1842 
as BE Oe, ty) AA/ First Eprtion, with but one plate,—‘Ridgeway’s Health,” mounted. 

a A} . Contains some of Alken’s most artistic work. 


6. ALKEN ConorED Puarss. [Surtees (Robert S.).] The Analysis of the 
Hunting Field; Being a Series of Sketches of the Principal Char- — 
acters that compose One. The Whole forming a Slight Souvenir 

J) of the Season of 1845-6. Cotorxp title, 6 Colored plates, and 43 

/|/ | teat illustrations, after Henry Alken. Royal 8vo, original red cloth, 

\ / gilt, gilt edges, small part of ong joint cracked. , 

/ Ne A A (yg WGndon: Rudolph Ackermann, 1846 

47 ed : First EDIrion. oan Underhill, an English sporting authority, un- 

“f ne hesitatingly attributes the authorship of this work to Surtees. 


Y, ALKEN ILLustraTiIons. Sporting Scenes, and Country Characters. By 
Martingale. Numerous woodcuts by Henry Alken, Landseer, Dickes, 

as and others. First Eprrion. 8vo, mottled calf, gilt back, inside 
é cilt borders, gilt top, uncut, original gold-cloth covers bound in, by 
RIVIERE. London, 1840 


8. [ApperLEY (C. J.—Editor).] Sporting: Hmballished by Large En- 
gravings and Vignettes illustrative of British Feld Sports, from 

4 pictures by Gainsborough, Landseer, Cooper, Hancock, Lewis, and 
—_—— others. Literary contributions by Thomas Hood, &c. Folio, half 
calf, gilt, gilt edges. London, 1838 


9. [ApprrLey (C. J.).] Hunting Reminiscences: Comprising Memoirs of 

ie Masters of Hounds; Notices of Crack Riders, and Characteristics 

/ e of the Hunting Counties of England. By Nimrod. Illustrations 
WA a by Henry Alken, Wildrake, Henderson, and others. First Eprrion. 
D } Royal 8vo, original cloth, gilt, binding slightly stained, covers and 
a few leaves loose. London, 18438 


10. Apprrtey (C. J.). Nimrod Abroad. First Eprrion. 2 vols. 12mo, 
apts original cloth, some pages loose. London, 1843 
11. Araptan Nicuts. A New Translation from the Arabic, with Copious 

Notes, by E. W. Lane. Illustrated by many hundred engravings 
/ an on wood from original designs by William Harvey. 3 vols. royal 


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8vo, half dark-green levant morocco, gilt backs and tops, uncut, by 
MAcDONALD, name on engraved titles. London, 1839-1841 


ORIGINAL ISSUE, With fine impressions of the plates and the exception- 
ally interesting and valuable notes on the manners and customs of the 
Arabs, &c. 


ARMIGER (CHARLES). The Sportsman’s Vocal Cabinet, comprising an 
Extensive Collection of Scarce, Curious, and Original Songs and 
Ballads relative to Field Sports. First Epirion. Small 8vo, full 
buckram, leather label, gilt top. London, 1830 


BavEN-Powet (R. 8. 8.). Sport in War. Illustrated by the author. 
First Epirion. 12mo, cloth. London, 1900 


BaRING-GOULD (S.). The Book of Were-Wolves: Being an Account of 


a Terrible Superstition. Frontispiece. First Epition. 12mo, orig- 
inal cloth, gilt. London, 1865 


Barinc-Gouup (8.). The Tragedy of The Caesars. A Study of Char- 


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acters of the Caesars of the Julian and Claudian Houses. Numerous g 


illustrations. First Epirion. 2 vols. royal 8vo, cloth, leather/ 


labels, gilt tops. London, 1892 
BERKELEY (GRANTLEY F.). My Life and Recollections. Portraits. 
First Epition. 4 vols. 8vo, original cloth, slightly shaken. 

London, 1865 


BERKELEY (GRANTLEY F.). Anecdotes of the Upper Ten Thousand: 
Their Legends and their Lives. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. 
London, 1867 


Berners (DAME JuLIANA). A Treatyse of Fysshyng wyth an Angle. 
Facsimile Reproduction of the First Book on the Subject of Fish- 
ing printed in England by Wynkyn de Worde, in 1496. Introduc- 
tion by M. G. Watkins. 4to, stamped vellum boards uncut. 

London, 1880 


Berners (Dame Jutiana). The Boke of Saint Albans, Containing 
Treatises on Hawking, Hunting, and Cote Armour. Facsimile re- 
production. Introduction by William Blades. 4to, stamped vellum 
boards, gilt back, uncut. London, 1881 


BLaNE (WittiaM). Cynegetica or Essays on Sporting, consisting of 
Observations on Hare Hunting . . . Remarks on the different kinds 
of Hounds . . . Qualifications requisite for a Huntsman, &c. To 
which is added “The Chace,” a Poem by William Somerville. Pront- 
ispiece and title-vignette by Thomas Stothard. First Ep1rion. 
8vo, full sprinkled calf, gilt back and inside borders, gilt edges, 
portions of several inner corners supplied, and outer edges of plates 
frayed, by LaRrKkINs. London: John Stockdale, 1788 


First Session, Friday Afternoon, January 7th 


21. Boccaccio. The Decameron of Giovanni Boccaccio. Translated by 
John Payne. Illustrated by Louis Chalon. 2 vols. imperial 8vo, 


Ps, cloth, gilt, uncut. | London, 1893 

Ae i oe oy Limited Hdition. 
22. Bory’s Exrra Vonume. Memoirs of the Court of Charles the Second, 
/ by Count Grammont. Edited by Sir Walter Scott. Portrait of 
Pes Nell Gwynne. 12mo, cloth. _ London, 1864 


23. BowErs CoLorep Puates. Across Country. By “Wanderer.” With 22 
plates IN CoLoRs, and about 70 text illustrations., by G. Bowers. 

First Epition. 8vo, original cloth, gilt, name removed from title. 
London, 1882 


24. Bowrrs CoLorepD Puates. Fair Diana. By “Wanderer.” With 22 
Lh illustrations IN COLORS, and numerous plates in text, by G. Bowers. 
Pan First Epition. 8vo, original cloth, gilt, slightly shaken. 
a London, 1884 


25. BROWNING (ELIZABETH BARRETT). Poetical Works. Portrait. 5 vols. 
: 12mo, full green polished morocco, gilt backs and tops, gilt inside 
iF borders, some edges uncut, by Tur Cius Binpmry, backs faded. 

New York, 1899 


26. BunBury Ivuustrations. An Academy for Grown Horsemen, con- 
taining the Completest Instructions for Walking, Trotting, Canter- 

| ing, &c. By Geoffrey Gambado, Esq. Illustrated with portrait of 
oe the author and other copperplates engraved by Dickinson after H. 
W. Bunbury. First Eprrion. Folio, old boards, stained and back 

damaged, uncut, somewhat shaken. — London, 1787 


2%. Burton (JoHn Hutu). The Book-Hunter, &. Royal 8vo, cloth, 
Coa : leather back, uncut, slightly rubbed. Philadelphia, 1881 


One of 27 copies on LARGE PAPER, 


28. CAMPBELL (Mason WALTER). Forester (Frank—Kditor). The Ola 
Forest Ranger; or, Wild Sports of India on the Neilgherry Hills, in 
the Jungles, and on the Plains. Hngraved title and ilustrations. 


y/ Seen First Eprrion. 8vo, cloth, gilt. | ip 
Ct New York: Stringer & Townsend, 1853 
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29. CARLETON (WILLIAM). ‘Traits and Stories of the Irish Peasantry. 

x New Edition, with Autobiographical Introduction and Explanatory 

a Peres Notes. Numerous illustrations on wood and steel by Harvey, Phiz., 
iaeN. Franklin, &c. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth, not quite uniform. 


ox, 


Dublin, 1843 


_,380. Carteton (WituiAmM). The Black Prophet: A Tale of Irish Famine. 
With 6 illustrations by Harvey engraved by Dickes. First EpIrion. 


A oe 8vo, original decorative paper-covered boards, gilt top, uncut, back 
damaged. London, 1847 


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34. 


35. 


36. 


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38. 


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40. 


First Session, Friday Afternoon, January 7th 


CarRoLL (Lewis). Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. With 42 illus- 
trations by John Tenniel. London, 1866, old writing removed from 
half-title ; Through the Looking- Glass, and What Alice found There. 
With 50 illustrations by John Tenniel. London, 1872. Boru First 
Epitions. 2 vols. 12mo, full red levant morocco, gilt backs and in- 
side borders, gilt over uneven edges, original cloth covers bound in, 


by Rivipre. London, 1866-1872 _ / 


CarroLL (Lewis). The Hunting of the Snark, An Agony in Hight Fits. 
With nine illustrations by Henry Holiday. First Epition. 12mo, 
original cloth, gilt edges, half-title slightly soiled. 

London, 1876 


CARROLL (LEwis). Rhyme? and Reason? With illustrations by A. B. 
Frost and Henry Holiday. First Epirion. 12mo, original cloth, 
slightly shaken. London, 1883 


CARROLL (LEwis). Sylvie and Bruno. With 46 illustrations by Harry 
Furnniss. First EpItion. 12mo, Aas quarter red levant mo- 


rocco, gilt top. . London, 1889 ° 


FINE Copy. 


CHETWYND (Sir Grorce). Racing Reminiscences and Experiences of 
the Turf. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1891 


Cook (COLONEL). Observations on Fox-Hunting, and the Management 
of Hounds in the Kennel and the Field. Addressed to a Young 
Sportsman, about to undertake a Hunting Establishment. 2 plates 
imserted. First EDITION. 8vo, original boards, new cloth back, old 
label preserved, entirely uncut. 

London: Printed for the Author, 1826 


Cook (THxEoporE A.). Eclipse and O’Kelly, Being a Complete History 
of that thoroughbred “Eclipse,” of his Breeder, and subsequent 
owners, now for the First Time set Forth. Numerous tlustra- 
tions, pedigrees, and reproductions of documents. 4to, cloth, gilt, 
gilt top, uncut. | London, 1907 


Cory (CHartes B.). Hunting and Fishing in Florida, including a 
Key to the Water Birds known to occur in the State. Numerous 


illustrations. 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1896 / 


Covres (Euiort). The Coues Check List of North American Birds. 
Second Edition. With Dictionary of the Etymology, Orthography, 
Orthoepy, of the Scientific Names, &. Royal 8vo, cloth, gilt. 


Boston, 1882 /~ 


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Coves (Etuiotr). Key to North American Birds . . . with which are > 


are incorporated, General and Field Ornithology. Fourth Edition. 


Profusely illustrated. Royal 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1896 vA 


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41. Covres (Exuiotr). Forty Years a Fur Trader of the Upper Missouri. 
The Personal Narrative of Charles Larpenteur, 1833-1872. Edited 
by E. Coues. Maps, views, and portraits. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth, gilt 

~ tops, uncut. New York, 1898 

FS One of a Limited Edition. 


42. CRANE InLustrATiIons. The Shepheard’s Calendar. By Edmund Spen- 
ser. Newly Adorned with 12 pictures and other devices, by Walter 
Crane. Small 4to, pictorial cloth, uncut. New York, 1898 


43. CRANE ILLUSTRATIONS. Flora’s Feast: A Masque of Flowers. Penned 

and Pictured, by Walter Crane, IN coLors. First Eprrion. Royal 

aA 8vo, original pictorial boards, cloth back, plates on one side of paper | 
LIF only. London, 1899 


44. CrowguiLu ILLustraTions. [Aytoun (W. E.). and Martin (T.).] The 
Book of Ballads. Edited by Bon Gaultier. Illustrated by Alfred 


Pe, ( Crowquill, Richard Doyle, and John Leech. Square 12mo, half pol- 
See ished calf, gilt back, gilt top, by Riviirs. 
~ Edinburgh & London, 1859 


45. CRUIKSHANK (GEORGE). Cecil (John). Sixty Curious and Authentic 
Narratives and Anecdotes respecting Extraordinary Characters. 


yy a Frontismece engraved by George Cruikshank. First EpIrTIon. 
Lin ee tein, half green calf, somewhat rubbed. London, 1819 
Z oA PG! @ 


46. CRUIKSHANK (GrorGE). [Whitty (1.).] Tales of Irish Life; Illus- 
trative of the Manners, Customs and Conditions of the Irish People. 
With 6 full-page plates after designs by George Cruikshank. First 
ae EpiT10on. 2 vols. 12mo, half morocco, gilt backs. 
(j ch a London, 1824 


4”. CRUIKSHANK (GEORGE). Wight (John). Mornings at Bow Street. A 
Selection of the Most Humorous and Entertaining Reports; More 

| Mornings at Bow Street. With 46 dlustrations by George Crusk- 

AN ya shank. 2 vols. 12mo, full tan calf, gilt backs inside gilt borders, 
YU ee gilt edges, by Rivrire. London, 1824-1827 


CHOICE COPIES OF THE F1rst EDITIONS. 


48. CRUIKSHANK (GEORGE). Specimens of German Romance, Selected and 
Translated from various authors, by [George Soane]. Frontispiece 

A -P to each volume by George Cruikshank. First Epirion. 3 vols. 
UY’ 4 12mo, half Spanish calf, gilt, gilt tops, uncut. London, 1826 


re From the library of Collin Armstrong, with engraved bookplate in 
each volume. 


49.. CRUIKSHANK (GEORGE). Scott (Sir Walter). Letters on Demonology 
and Witchcraft, addressed to J. G. Lockhart. Frontispiece wm black 

iy, after Skene, and 6 plates In coors, by George Cruikshank. First 
Nag — EpIt1on. 12mo, full tan calf, gilt back, gilt inside borders, gilt 
3h top, by Woop. London: John Murray, 1830 


50. 


51. 


52. 


53. 


54. 


50. 


56. 


57, 


58. 


First Session, Friday Afternoon, January 7th 


CRUIKSHANK (GEORGE). Defoe (Daniel). Life and Surprising Ad- 
ventures of Robinson Crusoe. Engraved plates and teat illustrations 
after drawings by George Cruikshank. 2 vols. 12mo, cloth, paper 
labels, some edges uncut. London, 1831 

LARGE Paper copy of Major’s fine edition, First Issue. 


CRUIKSHANK (GEORGE). The Adventures of a Gentleman in Search 
of a Horse. By Caveat Emptor Gent. With cuts by George Cruik- 
shank. First Eprrion. 12mo, half morocco, gilt top. 

London, 1835 


CRUIKSHANK (GEORGE). Inglis (H. D.). Rambles in the Footsteps of 
Don Quixote. With 6 etched plates by George Cruikshank. First 
EpITIoN. 12mo, original cloth, uncut, slight stains. 


CRUIKSHANK (GEORGE). Peter Parley’s Tales About Christmas. With 
26 woodcuts, a number by George Cruikshank. First Epirion. 
Square 16mo, original cloth. London, 1838 


‘CRUIKSHANK (GEORGE). Omnibus. Illustrated with 100 engravings 
on steel and wood, by George Cruikshank. First Eprtion. Edited - 


by Laman Blanchard. 8vo, three quarter light-brown levant mo- 
rocco, gilt back and top, with original cloth covers bound in, by 
RIvIERE. London, 1842 


A very desirable copy. 


CRUIKSHANK (GEORGE). Jerrold (Douglas). Cakes and Ale. Ln- 
graved titles and frontispieces by George Cruikshank. First Ept- 
TION. 2 vols. 12mo, three quarter red levant morocco, gilt, gilt 
tops, original cloth wrappers bound in, by RamaGcE. 

London, 1842 


HANDSOME Copy. 


CRUIKSHANK (GrorcE). Table Book. Edited by Gilbert A Beckett. 
With 12 etched plates, and 116 woodcuts by George Crutkshank. 
First Epition. Royal 8vo, original cloth, gilt, gilt edges, binding 


slightly stained, and part of one joint damaged. 
London: Punch Office, 1845 


CRUIKSHANK (GEORGE). Mayhew (The Brothers). The Greatest 
Plague of Life: or, the Adventures of a Lady in Search of a Good 
Servant. Title vignette, and 12 plates by George Cruikshank. First 
EDITION. 12mo, original cloth, gilt, considerably shaken. 


London, [1847] 


CRUIKSHANK (GuroRGE). Basile (Giambattista). The Pentamerone, or 
Story of Stories. With 6 etched plates containing several designs 
each. First Epition. Small 4to, original cloth, binding slightly 
stained. London, 1848 


London, 1837 


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59. CRUIKSHANK (GEORGE). Complete Set of the “Fairy Library” IN THE 
ORIGINAL WRAPPERS as follows: “Hop-O’My-Thumb and the Seven- 
League Boots.” Edited and illustrated with 6 etchings by George 
Crutkshank. London: David Bogue [1853] 


First EpiTion and First Issur, with leaf of plates before frontis- 
piece, and advertisement on back cover announcing “Jack and the Bean 
Stalk.” 


“The History of Jack and the Bean-Stalk.” Edited and illustrated 
with 6 etchings by George Cruikshank. 
ey ¢ a London: David Bogue [1854] 


First EDITION, but not First Issue, with leaf of plates after the 


‘ps title, and the frontispiece being the “Giant tied up by the Fairies.” 
{7 The frontispiece of the First Issue is here placed at p. 28. 
Gs oe “Qinderella and the Glass Slipper.” Edited and illustrated with 
aa th 10 subjects [on 6 plates] designed and etched on steel, by George 
YY Cruikshank. London: David Bogue, [1854] 


First Epirion, but not First Issue, with list of plates before frontis- 
piece and title, but with<the address “To the Public’ and advertise- 
ment of Vols. I and II. of the “Fairy Library” as in the First Issue. 


“Puss in Boots.” Edited and illustrated with etchings on steel, by 
George Crutkshank. 
London: Routledge, Warne, and Routledge, [1854] 


First Epition and First Issur, with the imprint as above on both 
title and front wrapper, and Cruikshank’s notice to the public about his 
nephew Percy. 


Together, 4 vols. 12mo, original pictorial green wrappers, within a — 
dark-green levant solander case, with inner protecting cover of 
cloth, by ZAEHNSDORF. London, 1853-1854 


60. CRUIKSHANK (GrorGE). Brough (Robert B.). The Life of Sir John 

Falstaff, with a Biography of the Knight from Authentic Sources. 

/ pa Etched plates by George Cruikshank. First Epitton. Royal 8vo, 
ees half calf, gilt back, portion of same torn off, but preserved in volume. 

| London, 1858 


61. CRUIKSHANK (GEORGE). Pennell (H. C.). Puck on Pegasus. Full 

P page etched frontispiece by George Cruikshank, and illustrations by 

J Leech, “Phiz,” Tenniel, &c. engraved on wood by the Brothers Dal- 

: ziel, and others. First Epirion. Small 4to, original cloth, gilt, 
D7 gilt edges. London, 1861 


J 62. CruIKsHANK (GxorcE). Costello (Dudley). Holidays with Hobgob- 
ae e lins: and Talk of Strange Things. Illustrations by George Cruik- 
oe fae shank. First Epition. 12mo, original cloth. London, 1861 


63. Curzon (Louis H.). The Blue Ribbon of the Turf. A Chronicle of 
/ the Race for the Derby. Portrait of Sainfoin. 12mo, cloth. 
Philadelphia, 1890 


First Session, Friday Afternoon, January 7th 


64. CustaNncE (Henry). Riding Recollections and Turf Stories. Jllus- 

Tp trated. First Epirion. 8vo, half crimson straight-grained mo- 

4. ee rocco, gilt back, gilt top, uncut. London, 1894 
From the Sir William G. Pearce collection, with bookplate. 


65. Date (T. F.). The Highth Duke of Beaufort and the Badmington 


Hunt. Portraits and views. 8vo, cloth, gilt, gilt top. 
| - Westminster, 1901 


66. Danret (WitL1AM B.). Rural Sports. Hngraved plates by Scott after 
well-known paintings, &c. of hounds, game birds, fishes, &c. To- 
gether, 4 vols., including Supplement, 8vo, half crimson polished 

- morocco, symbolical gilt backs, gilt tops, by MorreEtu, 2 corners 
WE slightly damaged. London, 1812-1813 


#, Handsome Copy, with the Index in Supplement, and a Catalogue of 

i books on Angling, chapters on the Preservation of Game, Hare Hunting, 
Wild Fowl, &c., an account of the various fishing-streams in England, 
Ireland, and Scotland; and numerous other interesting articles. 


6%. DermMopy (Tomas). The Harp of Erin, Containing the Poetical 
ai Works of Dermody. First Epition. 2 vols. 12mo, original boards, 

hs backs damaged, uncut, and volumes somewhat shaken. 
London, 1807 


68. Dewar (GEorcE A. B.—Hditor). Memoirs of Sir Claude Champion de 
Crespigny. With a preface and notes by the Duke of Beaufort. 
/ x Etched portrait. 8vo, cloth. London, 1896 


6% Dippin (THomas FrognatL). The Library Companion; or, The Young 
Man’s Guide, and the Old Man’s Comfort, in the Choice of a Library. 

First Epirion. Thick 8vo, original boards, uncut, covers and 

\ several leaves loose. London, 1824 


\ 


70. Dickens (CHARLES). Memoirs of Joseph Grimaldi. Edited by “Boz.” 
Portrait of Grimaldi after Raven, and plates by George Cruikshank. 
First Epition. 2 vols. 12mo, original cloth, uncut, binding stained. 


Zz 
AS ; & London, 1838 


First Issue of the First Edition, with the plate of ‘“‘The Last Song,” 
without the border, and all the advertisements. 


%1. DickENS (CHARLES). A COMPLETE SET OF THE EARLIEST ISSUES OF THE 
CHRISTMAS STORIES as follows: 
A CuristmMas CAroL IN Prose: Being a Ghost Story of Christmas. 
With 4 COLORED PLATES, and 4 woodcuts by John Leech. First 
EDITION AND First Issue. London, 1843 


. J Title in red-and-blue, heading on p.1 reading “Stave 1,” original brown 
cloth covers and advertisements bound in. 
Tue Curmes; A Goptin Story. Lngraved title and frontisprece 
and 11 illustrations on wood by Maclise, Doyle, Leech and Stanfield. 


First Eprtion AND First Issue. London, 1845 
With Chapman and Hall imprint on engraved title, original red cloth 
: covers and leaf of advertisement bound in 


First Session, Friday Afternoon, January 7th 


| No. 71—Continued |] 
THE CRICKET ON THE HeEsrtTH; a Fairy Tale of Home. Illustra- 
tions by Doyle, Leech, Landseer, "Stanfield and Maclise. First Ept- 
TION AND First Issur. London, 1846 
With publishers’ name at foot of engraved title, original red cloth 
covers and leaf of advertisement bound in. 
THE Battie or Lire. A Love Story. Illustrations by Stanfield, 
Doyle, Maclhise and Leech. First EpitioN AND First ISSUE. 
(Slater). London, 1846 
With “A Love Story” in scroll, unsupported, and publishers’ name on 
engraved title, original red cloth covers_and leaf of advertisement bound 
in. According to Eckel, the latest Dickens’ bibliographer (1913), an 
earlier issue still of this First Edition has recently been discovered 
(only 3 copies known), on the engraved title of which the line “A Love 
Story,” is printed in black-faced type. 


THE HauntED MAN AND THE GHOST’s BarcaIN. A Fancy for 
Christmas Time. Illustrated by Leech and others. First Ep1ition 
AND First Issue. London, 1848 


With the broken figure “1” on p. 166, original red cloth covers and 
leaf of advertisement bound in. 


Together, 5 vols. 12mo, full blue levant morocco, gilt backs and 
inside borders, gilt edges, by RIvIERE. London, 1843-1848 


72. DIcKENS (CHARLES). The Adventures of Oliver Twist; or, the Parish 
Boy’s Progress. With 24 illustrations on steel by George Cruik- 
shank. New HEdition, Revised and Corrected. 8vo, cloth, gilt, 
binding somewhat damaged, one plate repaired, and a number of 
stains. London, 1846 


73. D’Isranti (Isaac). Curiosities of Literature [First Series], 3 vols.; A 
Second Series, 3 vols. Together, 6 vols. 8vo, uniformly bound in 
half polished calf, gilt and mosaic backs, title of Vol. 1 repaired. 

London, 1824-1823 


First Epition of the Second Series. 


,%4. Dixon (SYDENHAM). From Gladiateur to Persimmon; Turf Memories 
ee of Thirty Years. Illustrations in cotors. 8vo, cloth, gilt, gilt top, 
? uncut. London, 1901 


75. Dopson (Austin). The Ballad of Beau Brocade and other Poems of 
the XVIIIth Century. Illustrations by Hugh Thomson, the full- 
page plates on Japanese Paper. First Eprrton. Royal 8vo, buck- 
ram, paper label, uncut. London, 1892 

One of 450 copies on LARGE PAPER. : 


76. Dosson (Austin). Proverbs in Porcelain; To which is Added “Au 
Revoir” A Dramatic Vignette. With 25 tllustrations on Japanese 
and India paper, by B. Partridge. Royal 8vo, original white cloth, 
gilt, uncut. London, 1893 


One of 250 copies on Phere PAPER. 


First Session, Friday Afternoon, January 7th 


77. DoyLte InutustraTions. [Hughes (Thomas).] The Scouring of the 


? (@ White Horse; or, the Long Ramble of a London Clerk. Illustrated 
Se __ by Richard Doyle. First Eprrion. Square 12mo, original cloth, 
eat gilt, gilt edges. Cambridge, 1859 


78. DoyiEe Inuusrrations. Lemon (Mark). Fairy Tales. Upwards of 50 
illustrations by Richard Doyle and C. H. Bennett. First Epirion. 
a ge Square 12mo, original cloth, gilt, several leaves somewhat loose. 
London, 1868 
79. Du Barri (MApame). Memoirs of Madame Du Barri. Translated from 
the French by H. T. Riley. Portraits. 4 vols. 8vo, three quarter 
ee light-blue levant morocco, gilt backs and tops, uncut. 


Ao Ea London, 1896 
One of 500 copies printed. 


en’. DuamorE (A. R.). Camera Adventures in the African Wilds. With 


Zz (O 140 photographs from life by the author, Imperial 8vo, cloth, gilt, 
o ee gilt top. New York, 1910 


81. EGAN (Pierce). Boxiana; or, Sketches of Ancient and Modern Pugilism 
from the Days of the renowned Broughton and Slack to the Cham- 
pionship of Cribb. Together with the New Series of Boxiana (Sec- 

f o ond Volume). Numerous plates exhibiting portraits of celebrated 
D. _prize-fighters, wmcluding Cribb, Molineaux, Mendoza, Slack, and 
many others. ‘Together, 5 vols. 8vo, three quarter crimson levant 
morocco, gilt backs, uncut, by HATcHARDS. 

London, 1830-1824-1829-1824-1829 


CHOICE SET. 


82. Eagan (Pierce). Book of Sports, and Mirror of Life: embracing the 
Turf, the Chase, the Ring, &. Woodcuts. First Epirion. 8vo, 
ag half green calf, gilt back. London, 1832 


83. Eaan (Pinrce). The Pilgrims of the Thames, in Search of the National. 
The illustrations, designed, etched, and drawn on wood by Pierce 
——  -Egan, the younger. First Epirion. 8vo, original cloth, several 


\ pages loose. London, 1839 

84. Haan (Pierce). A Lecture on the Art of Self-Defence . . . with 

gb Sketches of the most celebrated Pugilists, by Pierce Hgan, Jr. 
| Ss Illustrated. 12mo, rebound in cloth. London, 1845 | 

85—ENcYCLOPAEDIA of Sport. Edited by the Earl of Suffolk and Berkshire, 

2 ae: Hedley Peek, and F. G. Aflalo. Profusely illustrated with full- 

“ , page plates and woodcuts. 2 vols. Imperial 8vo, maroon buckram, 

? gilt, gilt edges. London, 1897-1898 


86. EvELYN (JoHN)Y. Diary and Correspondence of Evelyn. Edited from 
the Original MSS. at Wotton, by William Bray. New Edition, cor- 
~ rected, revised and enlarged. Portraits. 4 vols. 12mo, half green 
ee | or polished morocco, gilt backs, exe tops, by MacboNnaLp. 
4 c London, 1881 
| EXTRA-ILLUSTRATED by the insertion of numerous portraits, plates, and 
views, SOme PROOFS. 


First Session, Friday Afternoon, January 7th 


88. 


ee) aes 


EverED (Puiuip). Staghunting with the “Devon and Somerset,” 
1887-1901, an Account of the Chase of the Wild Red Deer on Ex- 
moor. Numerous illustrations. 4to, cloth, gilt, gilt top, uncut. 

London, 1902 


Fancy (THE). From Vol. I. No. 1, April 21, 1821 to Vol. I. No. 9, 
inclusive. Colored title, several plates in colors, and portraits. Vol. 

I, onty. 8vo, half calf, margins of some plates spotted. 

London: John Bysh, [1821] 


. [Freyp1nc (Hrenry)]. The History of Tom Jones. A Foundling. 6 


vols. small 8vo, full crimson levant morocco, gilt backs and inside 
borders, gilt edges, by Rivimre. London, 1749 


FINE SET OF THE First EDITION. 


. Frevpinc (Henry). Amelia. 4 vols. small 8vo, full crimson levant 


morocco, gilt edges, by RIVIERE. London, 1752 


CHOICE Copy OF THE First EDITION. 
A 


. Frrzceratp (Percy). The Life of George the Fourth, including his 


Letters and Opinions, with a View of the Men, Manners, and Poli- 
tics of his Reign. First Eprrion. 2 vols. 8vo, half morocco, gilt 
backs, partly uncut, with portion of original cloth back inserted, cor- 
ners damaged. London, 1881 


. Fiercuer (J. 8.). The History of the St. Leger Stakes, 1776-1901. 


With 4 colored plates, and 32 other illustrations. 8vo, cloth. 
London, 1902 


. FotK-Lore. Jacobs (Joseph). English Fairy Tales, 1890; More Eng- 


lish Fairy Tales, 1894. Illustrations by J..D. Batten. First Ept- 
TIONS. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth, as issued. London, 1890-1894 


. Fotx-Lorre. Jacobs (Joseph). Celtic Fairy Tales. Illustrated by J. 


D. Batten, several full-page plates in duplicate. First EprIrion. 
Royal 8vo, limp boards, gilt top, uncut. London: 1892 
No. 8 of 240 copies printed on Japanese paper throughout. 


. Fotx-Lorr. More Celtic Fairy Tales. Illustrated by J. D. Batten, 


with frontispiece in black and tuted. Royal 8vo, limp boards, 


gilt top, uncut. London, 1892 
First Epirion, and No. 8 of 125 copies printed throughout on Japa- 
nese paper. 


. Fotx-Lore. Jacobs (Joseph). Indian Fairy Tales, 1892; Book of 


Wonder Voyages, 1896. Illustrations by John D. Batten. Small 
Ato, and 8vo, pictorial cloth, uncut. London, 1892-1896 


. Fotx-Lore. Turkish Fairy Tales and Folk Tales. Collected by Dr. 


Ignacz Kunos. ‘Translated from the Hungarian Version, by R. 
Nisbet Bain. Illustrated by Celia Levetus. 8vo, cloth, gilt, gilt 
top, lower edges uncut. London, 1896 


- 98. 


99. 


100. 


101. 


102. 
103. 


104. 


105. 


106. 


10%. 


108. 


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Fox Hounps. A Guide to the Foxhounds and Staghounds of England, 
to which are added the Otter-Hounds and Harriers of several Coun- 
ties. By Gélert; 8vo, cloth, somewhat worn. London, 1849 


FrRouDE (James ANTHONY). The English in Ireland in the Eighteenth 
Century. First Eprrion. 3 vols. 8vo, original cloth, uncut, two 
vols. slightly shaken, and a few leaves loose. London, 1872 


GARLAND (JAMES A.). The Private Stable; its Establishments, Man- 
agement, and Appointments. Illustrated. 8vo, cloth. 
Boston, 1903 


New Edition, containing additional chapters on Hunters and Hunting, 
Hints on Driving, etc. 


Gxsta RomAnorum: Entertaining Moral Stories invented by the Monks 
as Fireside Recreations, &c. Translated from the Latin by the 
Rey. Charles Swan, with a Preface by E. A. Baker. 8vo, half red 
morocco, gilt back and top. London, 1905 


GILLMORE (Parker). Leaves from a Sportsman’s Diary. Portrait of 
the author. 12mo, cloth. eee London, 1896 


GraHAmM (Sir Recinatp). Fox-Hunting Recollections. Illustrated. 
8vo, cloth. London, 1908 


Gwynn (SterHen). The Fair Hills of Ireland. Illustrations by Hugh 
Thomson. 8vo, original cloth, gilt, gilt top, uncut. 
Dublin, 1906 


HancEer (CoLtoneL Grorce). The Life, Adventures, and Opinions of 
Col. Hanger. Written by Himself. Plate of officer hanging on 
gallows. 2 vols. 8vo, three quarter levant morocco, gilt backs and 
tops. London, 1801 


Hanger, a favorite of George IV. fought with the British in the Amer- 
ican Revolution. A portion of the contents of present work comprises,— 
Advice to Prelates how to correct immorality; Advice to the Lovely 
Cyprians and Fair Sex in general; on Matrimony; the history of the 
lovely Mgypta, &e. 


Harte (Bret). The Luck of Roaring Camp, and Other Sketches. First 
Epition. 12mo, original cloth, name removed from title. 
Boston, 1870 


Second Issue of the First Edition, with the sketch “Brown of Cala- 
veras” not included in the First Issue. 


Harte (Bret). Poems. First Eprrion. 12mo, original cloth. 
Boston: Fields, Osgood, & Co. 1871 


First Issue of the First Edition, with the interlaced monogram on 
title. 


Hennine (Frep). Fights for the Championship; the Men and their 
Times. With portraits, &c. from old prints. 2 vols. 8vo, red cloth, 
gilt. London [ Reprinted] n.d. 


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. HEWLETT (MAURICE). 


. HEwLettT (MavRIcE). 


. Hew ert (Maurice). 


. HEWLETT (MAURICE). 


. HrEover (Harry). 


HENRY AND THOMPSON JOURNALS. Coues (Elliott—Editor). The 
Manuscript Journals of Alexander Henry and David Thompson, 
1799-1814. Exploration and Adventure among the Indians on the 
Red, Saskatchewan, Missouri, and Columbia Rivers. Portrait and 
maps. 3 vols. (including Index), royal 8vo, half olive-green pol- 
ished morocco, gilt, gilt tops, uncut. 

New York: F. P. Harper, 1897 


Limited Edition. Editor’s presentation copy. 


HEPTAMERON (THE). Tales of Margaret of Navarre. [Preface by : 
K. A. Vizetelly]. Numerous plates. 5 vols. 12mo, three quarter 
blue polished morocco, gilt backs and tops, uncut. 

London: Privately printed for Members of the Society of English ~ 
Bibhiophilists [1894] 
Unexpurgated Edition, and No. 4 of only 100 copies printed. 


Songs and Meditations. First Epirion. 12mo, 
Westminster, 1896 


HEWLETT (MAURICE). 
original buckram, uncut. 


Pan and the Young Shepherd. A Pastoral in 
Two Acts. First Epirion. 12mo, original cloth, uncut. 
é ; London, 1898 


The Life and Death of Richard Yea-and-Nay. 
12mo, original cloth, gilt top, name on half-title. 
London, 1900 


First EpITIoNn. 


. Hewett (Maurice). New Canterbury Tales. First Epition. 12mo, 


original cloth uncut. Westminster, 1901 
Rest Harrow, London, 1910; Brazenhead the 
Great, New York, 1911; Fond Adventures, London, 1905; Two 
First Epitions. Together, 3 vols. 12mo, cloth, various colors, as 
issued. V.p. 1905-1911 


The Fool Errant, New York, 1905; Open 
Country, London, 1909; The Agonists, London, 1911. Two Firsr 
Epitions. Together, 3 vols. 12mo, cloth, various colors, as issued. 
V.p. 1905-1911 


The Stooping Lady. First Epirion. 12mo, 


HEW.Letr (MavrRrice). 
London, 1907 


original cloth. 


Hewett (Maurice). The Spanish Jade, London, 1908, Presentation 
Copy, with stamp on title; Halfway House, London, 1908; Half- 
way House, New York, 1908. Two First Epirions. Together, 3 
vols. 12mo, cloth, various colors, as issued. V.p. 1908 


Sporting Facts and Sporting Fancies. First Epr- 


TION. 8vo, cloth, worn. London, 1853 


120. 


121. 


122. 


123. 


124. 


125. 


126. 


127. 


128. 


129. 


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Hissey (JAMES JoHN). A Holiday on the Road; An Artist’s Wan- 
derings in Kent, Sussex, and Surrey. With numerous illustrations 
by the author. First Epition. 8vo, half crimson levant morocco, 
sporting tooling on back, gilt top, edges scraped, by BAyNTUN. 

London, 1887 


Humpureys’ Crassics. Jesse (John Heneage). Charles the Second. 

8vo, original wrappers, uncut. / 
London: A. L. Humphreys, 1902 ( 
Printed in large, black-faced type. 


InvING (WASHINGTON). The Sketch Book of Geoffrey Crayon, Gent. { 
Frrsmeiiperion. 2 vols. 8vo, old tree calf, considerably rubbed, 2 
fly-leaves loose, joints weak, portions of backs damaged. } 

New York: C. 8. Van Winkle, 1819-1820. / 


Irvine (WasHINGTON). Tales of a Traveller. By Geoffrey Crayon, 
Gent. Parts 1, 2, 3, and 4 in one volume. First Epirion. 8vo, 
half sprinkled calf. ia: Philadelphia, 1825 


Irvine (WasHineTon). A History of the Life and Voyages of Chris- 
topher Columbus. Map. First Epition. 3 vols. full calf, leather 
labels, slightly rubbed. New York, 1828 


From the Frank Maier library, with his bookplate in each volume. 


Irvine (WAsHINeTON). A Chronicle of the Conquest of Granada, by 
Fray Antonio Agapida. First Epirion. 2 vols. 12mo, original 
boards, cloth backs, paper labels, uncut, covers of Vol. 2, loose. 

Philadelphia, 1829 


S. A. Foote’s copy, with his autograph. From the Frank Maier library, 
with his bookplate in each volume. 


Irvine (WasHineton). The Alhambra: A Series of Tales and Sketches 
of the Moors and Spaniards, by the Author of the Sketch Book. 
First Epition. 2 vols. 12mo, original boards, cloth back, paper 


labels, uncut, a number of leaves somewhat stained. 
Philadelphia, 1832 


Irvine (WaAsHINGTON). The Crayon Miscellany. By the Author of 
the Sketch Book. First Eprrion. 3 vols. 12mo, original cloth, 
binding stained, leaves more or less spotted, name on one title, 
a Parish Library copy, with label in one vol. Philadelphia, 1835 


Irvinc (Wasuincton). Wolfert’s Roost and Other Papers, now First > 
Collected. Frontispiece and engraved title by Darley. 12mo, orig- 
inal cloth, somewhat shaken. New York, 1855 


Invinc (WasHrincTon). Life of George Washington. Portraits and 
maps. First Epition. 5 vols. 8vo, cloth, slightly rubbed. 
. New York, 1855-1859 


First Session, Friday Afternoon, January 7th 


130. Invinc (WaAsHINGTON). Ohronicle of the Conquest of Granada. Au- 
thor’s Revised Edition. Numerous illustrations, and each page 
printed within an ornamental red border. 2 vols. 8vo, blue cloth, 
gilt, gilt tops, uncut. New York: Putnam’s Sons, 1893 

Agapida Edition. 


131. Irvine (WasHiIneron). The Alhambra. Author’s Revised Edition. 
Numerous wlustrations, and each page printed within a gold and 

male Me, colored border. 2 vols. 8vo, white cloth, decorative cover design, 
gilt tops, uncut. New York: Putnam’s Sons, 1897 


Darro Edition. 


; ie. JERROLD (Doucias). Mrs. Oaudle’s Curtain Lectures. Illustrated by 
dts® Charles Keene. First Epirion. Small 4to, cloth, gilt, gilt edges. 


v4 
o> London, 1866 


133. JESSE (JOHN HENEAGE). THE More Important WRITINGS OF JESSE, 
Aut First Epirions, COMPRISING: 
The Court of England during the Reign of the Stuarts, including 


the Protectorate. 4 vols. London, 1840 

Memoirs of the Court of England from the Revolution in 1688 to 

the Death of George II. 3 vols. | London, 18438 

George Selwyn and his Contemporaries; with Memoirs and Notes. 

yy 4 vols. London, 1843-1844 
: ) ; Memoirs of the Pretenders and their Adherents. 2 vols. 

- London, 1845 

yf * Literary and Historical Memorials of London. 2 vols. 


London, 1847 


London and its Celebrities. A Second Series of Literary and His- 
torical Memorials of London. 2 vols. London, 1850 


Memoirs of King Richard the Third and some of his Contemporaries. 
With a Historical Drama on the Battle of Bosworth. 
London, 1862 ; 


Memoirs of the Life and Reign of King George III. 3 vols. 
London, 1867 


Memoirs of Celebrated Etonians, including Henry Fielding, Earl 
of Chatham, Horace Walpole, Thomas Gray, Lord North, and 
others. 2 vols. London, 1875 


Finely illustrated with portraits, views, facsimiles, &c. 23 vols. 
8vo, three quarter red levant morocco, gilt backs in a design of 
leaves and flowers, gilt tops, by ZAEHNSDORF. London, 1840-1875 


ONE OF THE FINEST SERIES EVER OFFERED FOR SALE BY AUCTION. ALL 
First EDITIONS, AND HANDSOMELY BOUND. ; ‘ 


134. 


135. 


136. 


137. 


138. 


139. 


First Session, Friday Afternoon, January 7th 


JEST Books. 


Yorick’s Jests: Being a New Collection of Jokes, Witti- 


cisms, &e. of the Genuine Sons of Wit and Humour of the Last 


and Present Age. Hngraved frontismece. 


Small 8vo, half calf and 


boards, binding somewhat damaged, a few margins stained. 


London, 1770 


Junius. Letters of Junius. Portraits, and engraved titles. 2 vols. 12mo, 
full russia, symbolical gilt backs. 
London: Printed by T. Bensley, 1805 


This edition contains all the letters of Junius, Philo Junius, and of 


Sir William Draper and Mr. Horne to Junius. 


PAPER. 


KEAtTs (JOHN). 
Poems. 


First EpItTIoNn. 


Probably on LARGE 


Lamia, Isabella, The Eve of St. Agnes, and Other 
12mo, full dark-brown levant morocco, 


gilt back and inside border, gilt top, uncut, top and bottom mar- 
gins of 5 leaves previous to signature B2, extended, by RiviEre. 
London: Taylor and Hessey, 1820 


Contains the leaves of advertisements and the half-titles. 


KEENE ILLUSTRATIONS. 
posite Neighbours. 


Carlen (Emilie). 
Illustrations by [Charles Keene]. 


TION. 12mo, original cloth. 


j 
KEENE ILLUSTRATIONS. The Giants of Patagonia: Captain Bourne’s \ 


London, 1853 


Account of his Captivity amongst the Extraordinary Savages of 


Patagonia. 


With 6 plates by [Charles Keene]. 


12mo, original printed boards, damaged. 


KEENE ILLUSTRATIONS. 


Illustrated by Charles Keene. 


cloth, gilt, uncut. 


Lemon (Mark). 


First EDITION. 


Epit1on. 12mo, original cloth, gilt top, uncut. 


. Kipuinc (Rupyarp). 


Stalky and Co. 


cloth, gilt, gilt top. 


inal cloth, gilt top, uncut. 


. KipLine (Rupyarp). 


Puck of Pook’s 


First EDITION. 


. Krprine (Rupyarp). The Five Nations. First Eprrion. 


Hill. 


TION. 12mo, original cloth, gilt, gilt top. 


. Kiputine (Rupy arp). 
Craig. First EDITION. 


. Lana (ANDREW). 
French of Charles Deulin. 


Rewards and 


Fairies. 


Johnny Nut and the Golden Goose. 
Illustrated by Am. Lynen. 


Epition. Royal 8vo, cloth, gilt, gilt top, uncut. 


Illustrations. 


First EnpITION. / 


London, 1853, 


Legends of Number Nip. 


12mo, original 
London, 1864 


. Kiprine (Rupyarp). Barrack-Room Ballads, and Other Verses. First 


London, 1892 


12mo, original 
London, 1899 


12mo, orig- 
London, 1903 


First Epti- 
London, 1906 


Illustrations by Frank 
12mo, original cloth, gilt, gilt top. 


London, 1910 


From the 
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London, 1887 


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146. Lane (Anprew). The Red True Story Book, 1904; Old Friends, 1890; 

Lamb’s Beauty and the Beast. Introduction by Lang. Illustrations. 
ee Facsimile reprint. [1887] Together, 3 vols. 12mo, various bind- 
Bis ings. London, 1887-1904 


147%. Lane (ANDREW). The Gold of Fairnilee. Frontispiece by F. Scott, 

and drawings by H. A. Lemann, IN cotors. 4to, half cloth and 

if oof vellum, gilt top, uncut. Bristol, n.d. [1888] 

i First EDITION, and one of a limited issue on LARGE PAprErR. From the 
Robert Hoe library, with leather bookplate. 


148. Lane (AnprEw). The Blue Poetry Book. Numerous illustrations by 
H. J. Ford and L. Speed. First Eprrion. 12mo, original cloth, 
gilt, gilt edges. London, 1891 


149. Lang (AnprEw). The Green Fairy Book. Numerous illustrations by 
H. J. Ford. First Epitton. Royal 8vo, boards, uncut, slightly 
2<-D shaken and rubbed. London, 1892 


coer One of 150 copies on LARGE PAPER. 


150. Lana (Anprew). The Yellow Fairy Book. Numerous tlustrations 
y H. J. Ford. First Epition. 12mo, original cloth, gilt, gilt 


= edges. London, 1894 
151. Lane (ANDREW). Ban and Arriere Ban. A Rally of Fugitive Rhymes. 

4 SCL Frontismece. First Epition. 8vo, boards, uncut. London, 1894 
[LZ* - ene One of 70 copies on LARGE Paper. From the Robert Hoe library, with 


leather bookplate. 


152. Lane (AnpREW). The Pink Fairy Book. Numerous illustrations by 
: a H. J. Ford. First Eprrion. 12mo, half calf, gilt top, uncut. 
: London, 1897 


153. Lana (ANDREW). The Red Book of Animal Stories. First Eprrion, 


Lh London, 1899; Another Copy. New York, 1904. Numerous allus- 
20 trations by H. J. Ford. 2 vols. 12mo, red cloth, gilt, gilt edges, 
original bindings to both. London & New York, 1899-1904 


1547 Lana (ANDREW). The Grey Fairy Book. Numerous illustrations by 
> ° £3 H. J. Ford. Frrsv Eprrion. 12mo, original cloth, gilt, gilt edges. 


gy | London, 1900 

7, 155. Lane (ANDREW). The Brown Fairy Book. 8 COLORED PLATES, and 

cate numerous illustrations by H. J. Ford. First Epirion. 12mo, 

Y original cloth, gilt, gilt edges. London, 1904 

156. Lane (Anprew). The Orange Fairy Book. 8 COLORED PLATES, and 

oe numerous illustrations by H. J. Ford. First Epirion. 12mo, 

: original cloth, gilt, gilt edges, one plate re-fastened. | London, 1906 

, 157. Leecu ItLustrations. Daniell (George). Merrie England in the Olden © 

AY, Time. Full-page plates and woodcut vignettes, by John Leech. 

re First EpItion. 2 vols. 8vo, original cloth, uncut. London, 1842 

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158. 


159. 


160. 


161. 


162. 


163. 


164. 


165. 


166. 


167. 


168. 


First Session, Friday Afternoon, January 7th 


Lrecu Ixutustrations. Hodder (George). Sketches of Life and Char- 
acter: Taken at the Police Court. Illustrations by John Leech, 
Kenny Meadows, and others. 12mo, cloth, gilt, uncut. 

London, 1845 


Lrscu InuLustrations. Maxwell (W. H.) The Fortunes of Hector 
O’Halloran, and his man, Mark Anthony O’Toole. Illustrations by 
John Leech. 8vo, three quarter crimson levant morocco, gilt back, 
gilt top, uncut, a few stains. London, 1853 


Lrecu Ittustrations. Berkeley (Grantley F.). Reminiscences of.a 
Huntsman. Coxorep frontispiece and plates in black by John 
Leech. First Epirton. 8vo, original cloth, uncut, binding stained 
and joints somewhat weak, a few leaves loose. London, 1854 


Leecu Ixuustrations. A Little Tour in Ireland. By an Oxonian 
[S. R. Hote]. Folding frontispiece IN cotors, and other illus- 
trations by John Leech. First Eprrion. Square 12mo, original 
cloth, gilt, gilt edges. London, 1859 


LeecH Inuustrrations. Follies of the Year. A Series of coLOoRED 
ETCHINGS from Punchs Pocket Books, 1844-1864. With Notes by 
Shirley Brooks. With 21 full-page plates IN cotors, by John 
Leech. First Epition. Oblong 8vo, half red morocco, gilt, front 
cover slightly damaged. 

London: Bradbury, Evans & Co., circa [1864] 


[Lever (CHaARLES).| The Confessions of Harry Lorrequer. Numerous 
illustrations. First Epition. 8vo, half maroon polished calf (re- 
cent), uncut, a few plates and leaves spotted. Dublin, 1839 


Lever (CuHaArues). The O’Donoghue; A Tale of Ireland Fifty Years 
Ago. Illustrations by H. K. Browne (“Phiz’). First Eprrion. 
8vo, half morocco, gilt back. Dublin, 1845 


Lever (CuHarues). The Martins of Cro’ Martin. Illustrations by 
“Phiz.’ Frrst Eprrion. 8vo, half calf, somewhat rubbed, plates 
a trifle spotted. London, 1856 


Lewis AND Ciark’s Exprpition.. Coues (Elliott—Editor). History 
of the Expedition under the Command of Lewis and Clark, to 


the Sources of the Missouri River, &c. during the Years 1804-5-6. ~ 


New Edition, reprinted from the only Authorized Edition of 1814. 
Portrait and maps. + vols. (including Index), royal 8vo, half olive- 
green polished morocco, gilt, gilt tops, uncut. 

New York: F. P. Harper, 1893 


Limited Edition. Editor’s presentation copy. 


Lire or A Fox (THE). Written by Himself. With illustrations by 
Thomas Smith. First Epirion. 8vo, original cloth. 
London, 1843 


LonereLLow (Henry WapswortH). The Song of Hiawatha. First 
EpITIon. 12mo, original cloth, with the advertisements dated 
November, 1855. | Boston, 1855 


First Session, Friday Afternoon, January 7th 


169. 


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180. 


. Mason (FINc#H). 


. Maxwey (W. H.). 


. Mreysty-THompson (Cou. R. F.). 


. Mitts (JouHNn). 


Luytens (F. M.). Mr. Spinks and his Hounds. 
Illustrations by C. Luytens and the author. 
shaken. 


A Hunting Story. 
8vo, cloth, somewhat 
London, n.d. 


MACINTYRE (Masgor-GENERAL Donatp). Hindu-Koh; Wanderings and 


Wild Sport on and beyond the Himalayas. Illustrated. 12mo, 
cloth. Edinburgh, 1891 
. Mappen (D. H.). The Diary of Master Wiliam Silence. A Study of 


Shakespeare & of Elizabethan Sport. 8vo, cloth. London, 1897 


. [Manony (Rev. Franots).] The Reliques of Father Prout, late P.P. 


of Watergrasshill, in the County of Cork, Ireland. Collected and 
arranged by Oliver Yorke. Hngraved frontismeces, titles, and vi- 
gnettes, by A. Croquis | Daniel Maclise|. First Epition. 2 vols. 


12mo, original cloth, uncut, small portion of one joint weak. 
London, 1836 


Humours of the Hunting Field. With 15 humorous 
Oblong folio, pictorial boards, cloth back, slightly 
London: Fores, 1886 


ilustrations. 
shaken. 


. Mason (Frncu). Flowers of the Hunt. Numerous illustrations. First 


EpiItrion.° 8vo, cloth, somewhat worn. London, 1889 


Hill-Side and Border Sketches, with Legends of 
the Cheviots and the Lammermuir. With frontismeces by John 
Leech, and wood engravings by G. Measom. First Epirion. 2 
vols. 12mo, original cloth, uncut. London, 1847 


. Mayer (Atrrep M.—Editor). Sport with Gun and Rod in American 


Woods and Waters. Profusely illustrated, with numerous plates 

on Chinese paper. 2 vols. small folio, boards, leather backs, gilt 

tops, uncut, probably on Larce Papsr, slightly rubbed. 
Edinburgh, 1884 


Reminiscences of the Course, the 
12mo, cloth, small label removed from side. 
London, 1898 


Camp, the Chase. 


. Mites (Henry Downes). Pugilistica: Being One Hundred and Forty- 


Four Years of British Boxing . . . The Only Complete and Chron- 
ological History of the Ring. Numerous portraits, &c. First 
EpITION. 3 vols. 8vo, original cloth, gilt, gilt tops. London, n.d. 


The Sportsman’s Library. Portrait of the author, 
and tinted lithographs after drawings by him. First Epirion. 8vo, 
half crimson levant morocco, gilt back, gilt top, uncut, by 
RIVIERE. Edinburgh, 1845 


On Hunting and Hounds, Shooting, Game Dogs, Fishing, ete. 


Mitts (JoHN). The Life of a Foxhound. With 7 illustrations on 
steel. First EpiITion. 8vo, original cloth, uncut, several pages 
slightly spotted. London, 1848 


181. 


182. 


183. 


184. 


185. 


186. 


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188. 


189. 


190. 


191. 


First Session, Friday Afternoon, January 7th 


Mitts (JoHN). The Flyers of the Hunt. With illustrations by John 
Leech. First Epirion. 12mo, original cloth. London, 1859 


Napoueon I. Bourrienne (lL. A. F. de). Memoirs of Napoleon Bona- 
parte. Edited by R. W. Phipps. New and Revised Edition. Nu- 
merous tlustrations. 4 vols. 12mo, half polished calf, gilt sym- 
bolical backs, gilt tops, uncut, by VAUTHRIN. New York, 1895 


PaTER (WALTER). Marius The Epicurean, His Sensations and Ideas. 
2 vols. 12mo, cloth, uncut, slightly rubbed and several corners some- 
what crushed. London, 1892 


PaTER (WALTER). Plato and Platonism, A Series of Lectures. First 
AMERICAN HEprtion. 12mo, cloth, uncut. New York, 1893 


One of 100 copies on handmade paper. 


Pater (WALTER). Greek Studies, A Series of Essays. Portrait. First 
Epition. Original cloth, uncut, slightly rubbed. London, 1895 


Prser (FRANK 8.). Cross Country with Horse and Hound. With illus- 


trations by J. Crawford Wood. 8vo, cloth. New York, 1902 VES 
PENNELL-ELtMutirst (CapraIn). The Cream of Leicestershire; Eleven 

Seasons’ Skimmings Notable Runs and Incidents of the Chase. OF 

Portraits, maps, and illustrations, SOME COLORED. 8vo, pictorial 4. —=— 

cloth. London, 1883 
PENNELL-ELMuirst (CapTpaIn). The Best Season on Record. Se- 

lected and Republished from “The Field.” Colored and plain tllus- <j p> 

trations by John Sturgess. 8vo, half blue polished morocco, gilt, o4—/ 

gilt top. London, 1884“  ——— 
PENNELL-ELMuHirst (CApraIn). Fox-Hound, Forest, and Prairie. [/-  _ 

lustrated by J. Sturgess and J. Marshman. First Epirion. 8vo, “> </ ¢ 


original cloth, gilt. London, 1892<~ 


PENNELL-ELMuHiIRst (Captain E.). The Best of the Fun, 1891-1897. 
With 8 coLoRED PLATES by Giles, and 48 illustrations by Sturgess 
and Giles. 8vo, pictorial cloth covers, gilt top, uncut. 

London, 1903 


Pepys (SaMvuzEL). Memoirs of Pepys, comprising his Diary from 1659 
to 1669 from the Original Shorthand Manuscript in the Pepysian 
Library, and a Selection from his Private Correspondence. Edited 
by Richard, Lord Braybrooke. Portrait after Sir G. Kneller, and 
other portraits and plates. Firsr Eprrion. 2 vols. 4to, original 
russia sides, skilfully rebacked with calf, gilt, a few stains on 
plates. London: Henry Colburn, 1825 


Presentation copy to the Rey. Dr. Phillpotts [Canon of Worcester] 
from Bishop Chr. Benson, with the latter’s autograph inscription on 
‘fly-leaves of both volumes. 


First Session, Friday Afternoon, January 7th 


192. 


193. 
194. 


195. 


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198. 


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PHILLIPS (SrepHEeN). Herod. A Tragedy. First Eprrion. 12mo, 
original cloth, uncut. London, 1901 


Puitiips (STEPHEN). Ulysses. A Drama in a Prologue and Three 
Acts. First Eprrion. 12mo, original cloth, gilt, gilt top, un- 
cut. London, 1902 


Puitiies (STEPHEN). Nero, 1906; Sin of David, 1904; Faust (Phil- 
lips and Carr), 1908. Att First Epirions. 3 vols. 12mo, original 
cloth (uniform), uncut. London, 1904-1908 


“Pyiz” ILLUSTRATIONS. Lemon (Mark—KEditor). Tom Moody’s Tales. 
Illustrations by Hablot K. Browne. Square 12mo, original cloth. — 
gilt, gilt edges. London, 1864 


First Epirion, in the scarce original cloth binding. 


. “PHiz” CoLorEeD Puatss. Yoick’s, Judy’s Sporting Book. With 8 


full-page coLoRED PLATES by H. K. Browne, several plain plates 
by him, and also by George Cruikshank, and others. 12mo, original 
pictorial wrappers, shaken. London, circa 1878 


Pixe’s Expepitions. Coues (Ellott—Editor). The Expeditions of 
Zebulon Montgomery Pike, to Headwaters of the Mississippi, dur- 
ing the Years 1805-6-7. New Edition, now First Reprinted in 
full from the Original of 1810. Portrait, folding maps, &c. 3 vols. 
(including Index), royal 8vo, half olive-green polished morocco, 
gilt, gilt tops, uncut. New York: F. P. Harper, 1895 


Limited Edition. Editor’s presentation copy. 


Potocxt (Count JosePH). Sport in Somaliland. Translated from 
the Polish by Jeremiah Curtin. Colored portrait of the author, 
map, and over 75 lustrations, many IN cotors. Folio, white buck- 
ram, gilt top, uncut. London, 1900. 

One of 200 copies printed and signed by the publisher. 


. PricE (Magor Sir Rose Lampart). The Two Americas; An Account 


of Sport and Travel, with Notes on Men and Manners in North 
and South America. Illustrated. 8vo, cloth. London, 1877 


. Puaiuism. Fights for the Championship; and celebrated Prize Battles, 


or Accounts of all the Prize Battles for the Championship, from the 
days of Figg and Broughton to the present time. By The Editor 
of Bell’s Life in London. 8vo, cloth. London, 1855 


PuaitismM. History of the Great International Contest between Heenan 
and Sayers at Farnborough, on the 17th April, 1860. By “Cicero.” 
Portrait of Heenan inserted. 8vo, half roan, name on title and 
last leaf. London, 1860 


Racine Men. “Thormanby.” Famous Racing Men. With Anecdotes 
and Portraits, also Tales of the Turf and the Chase. With 2 tlus- 
trations by Randolph Caldecott. 8vo, cloth. London, n.d. 


203. 


204. 


205. 


206. 


207. 


208. 


209. 


210. 


make 


212. 


First Session, Friday Afternoon, January 7th 


Reynarpson (C. T. 8S. B.). Sports and Anecdotes of Bygone Days 
in England, Scotland, Ireland, Italy and the Sunny South. Cotr- 
ORED ILLUSTRATIONS. First Epirion. 8vo, cloth, gilt, uncut. 

London, 1887 


RicE (JAmEs). History of the British Turf, from the earliest times 
to the present day. Portraits. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1879 


Rirson (JOsEPH). Robin Hood: A Collection of all the Ancient Poems, 
Songs, and Ballads relative to that Celebrated Outlaw. Second 
Edition. Vignettes. 2 vols. 12mo, sprinkled calf, gilt backs, by 
RIVIERE. | London: William Pickering, 1832 


Ritson (JosEpH). Fairy Tales, Legends, and Romances illustrating 
Shakespeare and other Harly English Writers [Preface by W. Ca- 
rew Hazlitt). 2 vols. 8vo, boards, cloth backs, paper labels, uncut, 
covers somewhat loose. : 

London: Printed for Private Circulation, 1875 


One of 12 copies on LARGE PAPER. : 


Russett (Fox). The Haughtyshire Hunt. Numerous «lustrations. 
8vo, cloth, somewhat used. London, 1897 


Scorr (Str Watrer). Kenilworth; A Romance. By the: author .of 
“Waverley,” &c. First Eprrion. 3 vols. 12mo, half crimson levant 
morocco, gilt backs and tops, uncut, by THE Cius Binpery, title 
of Vol. I. shghtly repaired. Edinburgh, 1821 

From the library of H. W. Poor with leather bookplate. 


“Sorutator.” Recollections of a Fox-Hunter. Frontispiece, and vi- 
gnette on title. First Epirion. 8vo, cloth. London, 1861 


[SHAKESPEARE (WitttAM).| Bell (William). Shakespeare’s Puck, 
and his Folkslore, illustrated from the Superstitions of atl Nations. 
Curious Puck illustrations. First Eprrion. 12mo, original cloth. 

3 London: [Privately Printed,] 1852 


Laid in is a sketch and description of a Welsh “Puck.” Author’s 
presentation copy, with autograph inscription on fly-leaf. An interest- 
ing work of research into old English beliefs and customs, &c. 


SHAKESPEARE (WILLIAM). Comedies, Histories, & Tragedies. Being 
a Reproduction in facsimile of the First Folio Edition, 1623. With 
Introduction and Census of Copies, by Sidney Lee. Folio, sheep, 
uncut, with leather ties. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1902 

Limited issue, with autograph signature of Sidney Lee. 


Suaw (G. Bernarp). Man and Superman. A Comedy and a Philos- 
ophy. First Eprrion. 12mo, original cloth, gilt top, uncut. 
Westminster, 1903 


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First Session, Friday Afternoon, January 7th 


213. SrnistRARI (FaTHER). Demoniality; or, Incubi and Succubi. Now 
First Translated into English, with the Latin Text. Small 8vo, 
three quarter levant morocco, gilt back, gilt top, uncut, with orig- 
inal vellum wrappers bound in. Paris, 1879 


x An endeavor to prove that there are rational creatures besides Man, 
endowed with body and soul and capable of receiving salvation or 
damnation. 


214. SmirH (ALBERT). The Struggles and Adventures of Christopher Tad- 
pole at Home and Abroad. Portrait; and illustrations by John 
Leech. Frrst Eprrron. 8vo, full tan calf, gilt back, inside gilt 
borders, gilt over rough edges, by Larkins. 
London: R. Bentley, 1848 


- 215. Smita (THomas). Extracts from the Diary of a Huntsman. Illustra- 


tions by the author. First Epition. 8vo, original cloth, uncut. 
London, 1838 


216. Smotterr (Tosras). The Expedition of Humphry Clinker. By the 
author of “Roderick Random.” 3 vols. 12mo, sprinkled calf, slightly 
rubbed. London, [1671]1771 


First Issue of the First Edition, with the error in date on title of 
Vol. I,—1671, instead of 1771. 


217. [Smotierr (Toptas).| The History and Adventures of an Atom. First 
EDITION. 2 vols. small 8vo, full sprinkled calf, covers loose, name 


on titles, rubbed. London, 1769 

218. SomERVILE (Witit1AmM). The Chase; A Poem. Vignettes by Thomas 

Bewick. 8vo, half calf, gilt. London: W. Bulmer & Co., 1802 

219. SporTinec. Over Turf and Stubble. By “Old Calabar.” 8vo, cloth, 

ais: somewhat worn. London, 1873 
[pee eo Accounts of fishing, a sporting trip to France, ete. 


220. Sportine Dictionary (THE); and Rural Repository of General In- 
formation upon every Subject appertaining to the Sports of the 
Field. By William Taplin. Engraved plates, somewhat stained. 


We 2 vols. 8vo, sprinkled calf, gilt backs, library number on one cover, 


parts of joints weak. London, 1803 


ee. SporTinGa INCIDENTS in the life of another Tom Smith. Illustrated. 
First Epirion. 12mo, cloth, uncut. London, 1867 


222. SrernE (LavurENcE). The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gen- 


tleman. (Vols. I-II., no place, 1760; Vols. III-IV., R. & J. 
Dodsley, 1761; Vols. V-VI., Beckett and De Hondt, 1762; Vols. 

b, VII-VIII., same imprint, 1765; Vol. IX., same imprint, 1767. 
Ls Frontispreces by Hogarth in Vols. I and IV. Au First Epirions 
| except Vols. I and II.; 9 volumes; A Sentimental Journey through 
France and Italy. First Eprrion. Beckett and De Hondt, 1768; 


[ No. 


[3 223 
Vy 
Ab * 224 
By 
225 
Cls® 226. 


228. 


233. 


ROA. 


230. 


236. 


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2 vols. Together, 11 vols. small 8vo, full sprinkled calf, gilt backs 
and edges, by Rivimre. N.P., 1760; and London, 1761-1768 


CHOICE SET, with all the half-titles in the “Sentimental Journey ;” and 
the cancelled plates in Vol. I. pp.73-74 and Vol. III. pp. 169-170, in 
“Tristram Shandy,” with the autograph of “LZ. Sterne’ in Vols. V, VII, 
and IX. 


. STEVENSON (Rosert Louis). Travels with a Donkey. Frontispiece. 


First Epirion. 12mo, original cloth, gilt. London, 1879 


. STEVENSON (RosBert Louis). Virginibus Puerisque, and Other Papers. 


First Eprrion. 12mo, three quarter light-brown levant morocco, 
gilt, gilt top. London, 1881 


CHOoIcE Copy, bound uniform with “The New Arabian Nights.” 


. STEVENSON (Ropert Louis). New Arabian Nights. First Eprrion. 


2 vols. 12mo, three quarter light-brown levant morocco, gilt, gilt 


tops. London, 1882 
STEVENSON (Ropert Louis). Treasure Island. Frontismece. Frrst 
EpItrion. 12mo, original cloth. — London, 1883 


STEVENSON (Rosert Louis). The Silverado Squatters. Frontispiece. 
First Epition. 12mo, original cloth, gilt top, uncut. 
London, 1883 


STEVENSON (Rospert Louis). A Child’s Garden of Verses. First 
EpITt1on. 16mo, three quarter brown levant morocco, gilt, gilt top, 
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. STEVENSON (Rozpert Louis). Prince Otto. A Romance. First Ept- 


TION. 12mo, original cloth, somewhat shaken and stained in bind- 
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. Stevenson (Rozpert Louis). Memories & Portraits. First Eprrion. 


12mo, original cloth, gilt top, uncut. | London, 1887 


. STEVENSON (RosBeErt Lovis). Underwoods. First Epirion. 12mo, 


original cloth, mostly uncut, binding soiled. London, 1887 


. STEVENSON (Ropert Louis). The Merry Men and Other Tales and 


Fables. First Epirion. 12mo, original decorative cloth, with the 
advertisements at the end. London, 1887 


Stevenson (Ropert Louis). Father Damien, 1890; Kidnapped. Illus- 
trated Hdition. 188%; In the South Seas. 1900. ‘Together, 3 
vols. wrappers and cloth. London, 1887-1900 


Stevenson (Ropert Louis). The Black Arrow: A Tale of the Two 
Roses. First Eprrion. 12mo, original cloth. London, 1888 


STEVENSON (Ropert Louis). The Master of Ballantrae. A Winter’s 
Tale. First Eprrion. 12mo, original cloth. London, 1889 


StEveNson (Rozert Louis). Ballads. First Eprrion. 12mo, original 
cloth, gilt top, uncut. London, 1890 


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+ 237, 


242. 


. STEVENSON (Rosert Lovts). 
. STEVENSON (RosBerT Lovis). 
. STEVENSON (RoseErT Lovts). 


. STEVENSON (RoserT Lovtis). 


. STEVENSON (Rospert Louis) aND VAN DE Grirt (FANNY). 


. STEVENSON (RosBertT Louis) aND HentEy (W. E.). 
|. STEVENSON (Ropert Louis) AND OsBouRNE (LuoypD). 
. STEVENSON (Ropert Lovuts) AND OSBOURNE (LLOYD). 


. STRICKLAND (AGNES). 


. STRUTT (JOSEPH). 


STEVENSON (Rosert Louis). A Footnote to History. Hight Years of 
Trouble in Samoa. Sketch map. First Eprrion. 12mo, orig- 
inal cloth, uncut. London, 1892 


Island Nights’ Entertainments. Illus- 
trations by Browne and Hatherwell. First Epirion. 12mo, orig- 
inal cloth, gilt. London, 1893 


Catriona, A Sequel to “Kidnapped.” 
12mo, original cloth, partly uncut. 
London, 1893 


First EpIrion. 


Songs of Travel, and Other Verses. 
[ Edited by Sidney Colvin]. First Eprrion. 12mo, original cloth, 
gilt top, uncut, slightly rubbed. London, 1896 


Weir of Hermiston. An Unfinished Ro- 
12mo, original cloth, gilt top, uncut. 
London, 1896 


mance. First Eprrion. 


STEVENSON (Ropert Louis). St. Ives. 
original cloth, uncut. 


The American Edition appeared in 1897. 


First EneuisH Epirion. 12mo, 
London, 1898 


More New 
First Eprrion. 12mo, original 
London, 1885 


Arabian Nights. The Dynamiter. 
pictorial wrappers, loose. 


Three Plays ;— 
First EDIvrion. 
London, 1892 


The Wrecker. 
original cloth, slightly 
London, 1892 


The Ebb-Tide, 
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London, 1894 


Lives of the Queens of England, from the Nor- 
man Conquest; with Anecdotes of their Courts. New Edition, with 
Corrections and Additions. Hngraved titles, and portraits of all 
the Queens. 12 vols. 12mo, cloth, gilt, backs somewhat faded, 
plates slightly stained, a few pp. of one vol. loose, stains on one 
binding. London, 1842-1848 


The Sports and Pastimes of the People of England 
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rected, by J. C. Cox. With numerous plates of games, mummeries, 
pageants, dc. from ancient paintings. 4to, cloth, gilt top, uncut. 


London [1903] 


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249, 


250. 


‘Rol. 


252. 


253. 


255. 


256. 


257. 


258. 


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Swirt (JONATHAN). Travels into Several Remote Nations of the World. 
In Four Parts. Engraved portrait and plates. First Eprrion. 

2 vols. full crimson levant morocco, gilt, gilt edges, by RiviireE. 
London: Benjamin Motte, 1726 


HANDSOME Copy, with separate pagination to each part, and the in- 
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THACKERAY (WILLIAM MaxkeEprace). The Irish Sketch Book. By 
Mr. M. A. Titmarsh. I[llustrations by the author. First EpItrion. 

2 vols. 12mo, original cloth, some edges uncut, backs faded. 
London, 1843 


The first book with Thackeray’s name. See the Dedicatory Note to 
Lever. 


THomMsoN (CoLoNEL ANSTRUTHER). LHighty Years’ Reminiscences. 
With allustrations. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1904 


THomson Intustrations. ‘Tristram (W. Outram). Coaching Days 
and Coaching Ways. With 214 dllustrations by Hugh Thomson 
and Herbert Railton. 12mo, eloth, gilt, gilt edges. 

London, 1893 


THomson Ituustrations. Old English Songs from Various Sources. 
Introduction by Austin Dobson. Illustrations by Hugh Thomson. 
12mo, original cloth, gilt, gilt edges. London, 1894 


. THomMPSON (CHARLES). Rules for bad Horsemen; Hints to inexpert 


Travellers and Maxims. With modern additions by John Hinds. 
Plates. 12mo, half cloth and boards, name on title. 
London, 1830 


Watson (Autrrep E. T.). Racecourse and Covert Side. Illustrations 
bq John Sturgess. First EpItion. 8vo, original cloth, gilt. 
London, 1883 


Warton (Grace AND Puittp). The Queens of Society, 2 vols; Wits 
and Beaux of Society, 2 vols. Portraits and illustrations. To- 
gether, 4 vols. 8vo, three quarter red levant morocco, gilt backs, 
uncut. Philadelphia, n.d. 


Wuymrer (Epwarp). Scrambles among the Alps in the Years 1860- 
1869. Maps and illustrations. Square 8vo, white buckram, gilt, 
gilt top, uncut. ~ London, 1893 


Wricot (THomas). Caricature History of the Georges; or, Annals 
of the House of Hanover, compiled from Squibs, Broadsides, Lam- 
poons, &c. Coxorep frontispiece, and nearly 400 alustrations on 
steel and wood. 12mo, three quarter green levant morocco, gilt 
back, gilt top, original wrappers bound in, by: ZAEHNSDORF. 

| London, 1876 


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THE PROPERTY OF A LONDON COLLECTOR 


“ae ' 
259. SWINBURNE (ALGERNON CHARLES). OriGINAL Manusoripr of “Song 


for the Centenary of Walter Savage Landor, Born January 30, 
1775—Died September 17, 1864,” composed of 50 stanzas of 16 
lines each, written on 45pp. of unruled blue foolscap, size 12 by 
8 inches, with a great number of emendations and corrections, and 
including the 4pp. of Notes. Accompanying the above is the printed 
rendition as it appeared in Swinburne’s “Studies in Song,” pub- 
lished by Chatto and Windus, 1880, and from which volume the 
printed stanzas herewith have been abstracted. Together, 2 pieces, 
each leaf of MS. hinged on white crayon paper, bound in full blue 
levant morocco, lettered on the side. 

Manuscript is unsigned and evidently is the original draft, as well 
as the copy from which was set up the published version of the year 
noted, which, while following closely the manuscript in the main, con- 
tains several changes made, very likely, by the author in the final 
printed proofs submitted to him, as notice herewith :— 

In stanza 3, line 8, the original copy reads,— 

“Whose leaves they soothe, whispering . . . desire,” 
which, in printed form, is altered to,— 
“Breathless with hope and dauntless with desire.” 

In stanza 17, lines 2, 3, and 4, the original reads,— 

“And love the links of memory to release 


Even as a sea-mew’s cleave the chains of foam 
Dissolving, when the loosening clouds decrease c 


appearing in print as,— 


“Love gave his thought strength equal ee release , 
From bonds of old forgetful years, like foam 
Vanished, the fame of memories that decrease. ” 
In stanza 41, line 1, the second word in the manuscript reads “was,” 
which has been printed “lacked.” 
Seemingly there have been made no other alterations in the printed 
and published issue than as here noted. . 
Swinburne’s appreciation for Landor’s work was exceedingly high, 


. expressed at times with an extravagance of diction unusual even for 


him. In a eulogy of Landor included in the volume of Essays issued 
in 1886, Swinburne states that,—“In the course of this long life (1775- 
1864), Landor had won for himself such a double crown of glory in 
verse and prose, aS has been worn by no other Englishman but Milton.” 


[See Frontispiece] 


260. SWINBURNE (ALGERNON CHARLES). Originat Manusoript of “Pro- 


logue to the Broken Heart,’ about 40 lines, written on 2 blue 
Ato sheets, unsigned, and with a few corrections. Each leaf of 
MS. hinged on white crayon paper, bound in full blue levant mo- 
rocco, lettered on side. 

Probably the first draft of these lines which are reproduced in the 
printed editions of the author’s “A Channel Passage, and Other Poems,” 
but in different sequence. 

The six opening lines of manuscript,— 

“The mightiest choir of song that memory hears 

Gave England voice for fifty lustrous years,” &e. 
are printed as written. Then follows the section on MS. sheet 2, be- 
ginning,— 


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[No. 260—Oontinued | 


“And England, made by Shakespeare’s quickening breath,” &c. 
to the bottom of the page, when immediately appears the section on MS. 
sheet 1,— 

aN strength of soul too passionately pure,” &e. 
to the concluding lines,— 

“The soul assailed arose afar above 

All reach of all but only death and love.” 

The long line (really two lines) at top of MS. sheet 2, although 
marked out there, is printed immediately after,—‘*When Ford’s red star 
above the sunset rose,” (altered in the book). The line,—‘Lit the false 
death of days that cannot die,” is omitted entirely therein. 


261. SWINBURNE (ALGERNON CHARLES). ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT, unsigned, 


. 


of essay,—‘‘Another Portrait,’ written on 3pp. blue paper, folio,— 
about 68 lines, with a few corrections. Hach leaf of MS. hinged 
on white crayon paper, bound in full blue levant morocco, lettered 
on side. 

This verbal portrait of [Attilio] Mariani, seems never to have been 
published. It was written, probably, when the author was about thirty 
years of age,—a period of great productiveness for him. The date- 
watermark of paper is 1866, the year Swinburne’s “Poems and Ballads” 
first appeared in book form. 

Little, apparently, is known of this Count Mariani, whom the author 
characterizes as,—“aristocrat and republican, virgin and martyr.” A 
political exile from Italy, he eventually reached England and was there 
introduced by Count Speroni to Herbert [Auberon Herbert, the English 
radical?] with whom he became intimately associated in various ways. 
However, according to Swinburne, Mariani lived and died in England 
‘without leaving any mark. 

“He was lean and sallow, with great eyes and heavy brows; his 
mouth was large and gentle. In his eyes there was always the lHkeness 
of a dream, in his lips there was always the look of a caress. His 
short, heavy hair receded from his pale, narrow forehead and clustered 
behind in close masses without a curl. His voice and tone were beauti- 
ful, at once soft as a woman’s and frank as a boy’s. Many men, know- 
ing his story and looking into his eyes, would have followed him into 
hell if he had bidden them. He was admirably narrow-minded and 
single-hearted; such men alone win to their cause followers worth 
having. And he was good beyond all words; sinless, as far as a man 
can see; which is probably as far as the rules of right and wrong ex- 
tend.” 


262. SWINBURNE (ALGERNON CHARLES). OriIcgINAL Manuscript of essay,— 


“King Richard II.,” written on 18pp. blue paper, quarto size, with 
corrections, sioned in full at end,—Algernon Charles Swinburne. 
A particularly vehement elision has been made in the original last 
line of essay, insomuch that the paper itself has been deeply per- 


n full blue levant morocco, lettered on side. 


Aoi Each leaf of MS. hinged on white crayon paper, bound 


The manuscript opens as follows :— 

“Tt is a truth more curious than difficult to verify that there was a 
time when the greatest genius ever known among the sons of men was 
uncertain of the future and unsure of the task before it: when the 
one unequalled and unapproachable master of the supreme art which 
implies and includes the mastery of the one supreme science perceptible 


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| No. 262—Continued | 


and accessible by man stood hesitating between the impulsive instinct 
for dramatic poetry, the crown and consummation of all philosophies, 
the living incarnation of creative and intelligent godhead, and the facile 
seduction of elegiac and idyllic verse, of meditative and uncreative song ; 
between the music of Orpheus and the musie of Tibullus. The legendary 
choice of Hercules was of less moment than the actual choice of Shakes- 
peare between the influence of Robert Greene and the influence of Chris- 
topher Marlowe.” 

This essay is printed in full in Bee “Three Plays of Shake- 
speare,” issued in 1909. 


263. SWINBURNE (ALGERNON (Cartas). Or1IGINAL Manuscript entitled 


“The Fifth Chapter of Launcelot”’ consisting of 63 lines written 
on nearly 3pp. white folio paper, unsigned, with a few corrections. 
Kach leaf of MS. hinged on white crayon paper, bound in full blue 
levant morocco, lettered on side. 


This is a short prose story,—one of twenty tales to be included in 
the author’s “Triameron” [a work on the order of “The Decameron” ],— 
which Swinburne composed while under the influence of Dante G. Ros- 
setti during the years 1861-1871, a period of much of Swinburne’s finest 
achievement. The style is that affected by the Pre-Raphaelites, and 
was adopted by the author for about six years. This manuscript does 
not seem to have been published and exists with several other prose 
tales written for the ‘“Triameron” solely in autographic form. It is 
headed ;—“‘How King Bau died for sorrow when he beheld the burn- 
ing of his castle. And how the lady of the lake bore away Tahoe 
his son.” 

“Now as King Bau leaned upon a little bank of earth to behold his 
castle that he loved right well the day began to lighten a little, and he 
looked towards it, tho beheld he the walls whiten and the high tower 
and the fosse thereabout; but before he had well sight of it he beheld 
a full great and grievous smoke, and a little after the fire that brake © 
out any way from it. Tho might he see in a brief space all his fair great 
chambers fallen down upon the earth, and the steeples molten and their 
bells: and ever that fire sprang mightily from one to another side. Tho 
was all the air red and kindled and the earth shone all about for the 
light of it. The king beholdeth the burning of his castle that he loved 
more than any other thing for in that castle there abode all his hope 
to recover his lands; and since he see that he has now lost it there 
remaineth nothing in the world for him to look to.” 


264. SWINBURNE (ALGERNON CHarLEs). OrtcInaL Manuscript of “Victor 


Hugo: Dieu,” written on 9pp. of unruled white folio paper and 
signed in full at the bottom of sheet No. 8,—‘“‘Algernon Charles 
Swinburne.” A number of corrections have been made in the 
manuscript, but for the most part it is comparatively clean. Hach 
leaf of MS. hinged on white crayon paper, bound in full blue levant 
morocco, lettered on side. 


Perhaps the copy used by the printers of the Fortnightly Review in 
which this essay and so much more of Swinburne’s work had their initial 
appearances. The author quotes in French considerable from Hugo’s 
unfinished poem, which, according to Swinburne, would have been a 
veritable masterpiece had it been issued as Hugo originally intended. 

Swinburne’s essay commences,— 

“Towards the close of the year 1855 two poems by Victor Hugo were 
announced for publication: an engagement never to be fully redeemed, 
and never to be redeemed at all during the life-time of the author... 


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Pee forred oud 74a paras of a greed Lathotee Scart hats i f- 
"0. fear ok prose Yhat- Carr. be Seka aundf Yhe seruple L ling | 
wheck cloS¢ch bee one magnificent Wrerhendartpikin, 


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Pern cde bermidre etd, Ve v : 
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My {I ar latert bes fabian dele mah 
Feta eRe loribres: 


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Ce yrand Dieu du pardon bur ta terre tee, 

Saon 


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SWINBURNE MANUSCRIPT 
“Victor Hugo: Dieu.” 
(See No. 264) 


First Session, Friday Afternoon, January 7th 


| No. 264—Continued | 


On the reverse leaf of the plain paper covering in which Les Contem- 
plations then came forth for the delight and wonder of all ages of the 
world, till thought and passion, sympathy and emotion, and poetry and 
nature shall be no more, the two great and strange titles, Dieu and 
La Fin de Satan . . . And now, upwards of thirty-six years later, we 
receive all that we ever shall receive of the first-named and more ambi- 
tious poem. Fragments of its vast original design may possibly be recog- 
nized, may certainly be surmised, as lying imbedded or incorporate in 
other works since completed, and issued in the designer’s lifetime; in 
the second series, for instance, of La. Légend des Siécles,‘and especially 
in the historic and philosophic poem called Religions et Religion.” 
[See Reproduction] 


265. SWINBURNE (ALGERNON CHARLES). ORIGINAL Manuscript of “A. 


Landscape by Courbet,’ 10 lines written on one side of an 8vo 
sheet of white paper, with many erasures and substitutions, un- 
signed; also, on verso of the above are the opening stanzas of 
“Recollections” by the same author, and three lines of another 
verse by him. Each leaf of MS. hinged on white crayon paper, 
bound in full blue levant morocco, lettered on side. 

Apparently the original manuscript drafts: of both items mentioned, 
printed in slightly altered forms in the editions of “A Century of Roun- 
dels.” The unlocated verse on page with “Recollections” may have been 
composed with the idea of incorporation with others under the same 
caption, but does not seem to have been included in the published poem. 

A Landscape by Courbet. 
Low lies the mere beneath the moor-side, still 
And glad of silence: down the wood sweeps clear 
To the soft verge where fed with many a rill 
Low lies the mere. 


The wind speaks only summer: eye nor ear 
Sees aught at all of dark, hears aught of shrill, 
From sound or shadow felt or fancied here. 


Strange, while we praise the dead man’s might and skill, 
Strange that harsh thoughts should make such heavy cheer, 
While, clothed with peace by heaven’s most gentle will, 
[Low lies the mere.] 
The last line is supplied from the printed version. 


266. SWINBURNE (ALGERNON CHARLES). OrIGINAL Manuscript of “Les 


Keoliers Britannique,’ comprising 10pp. (about 1900 words), with 
a few corrections, without pagination and signature. Hach leaf 
of MS. hinged on white crayon paper, bound in full blue levant 
morocco, lettered on side. 

Manuscript is in French and is entirely in the autograph of Swin- 
burne, with, possibly, a page or two composed at a different period from 
that of the main portion of article. It was probably written for one 
of the poet’s incompleted works,—“The Heptameron,” or, “The Triam- 
eron.”’ 

The opening paragraph is a charming piece of poetic-prose, which later 
develops into a brisk imaginative dialogue between a clergyman of 
prominence and some British schoolboys during which occur numerous 
expressions in Swinburne’s own vernacular. 

It is believed never to have been printed in any form, and is unnoted 
in Mr. Wise’s volume, in the Dictionary of National Biography, and in 
other bibliographical sketches available for examination. 


First Session, Friday Afternoon, January 7th 


THE PROPERTY OF A NEW YORKER 


267. GREAT OpERAS. The Romantic Legends upon which the Masters of 
Song have founded their famous Lyrical Compositions. Introduced 
by Guiseppe Verdi. Edited by J. W. Buel. Profusely illustrated 
with full-page plates on Japanese paper, and text designs in various 
tints. 10 vols. folio, three quarter levant morocco each a different 
color, silk-brocade sides, with doublures of figured silk, gilt edges. 
In a handsome rosewood case, matching the color of the general 
run of pianos, and measuring 43 inches high, 24 inches wide, and 
18 inches deep, with each volume setting in a tray which slides easily 
in and out through the doorway of cabinet. Under the trays is a 
compartment holding the 50 water-colored plates mentioned in 
note. Philadelphia: Société- Universelle Lyrique, 1899 


THE VERDI EDITION. LIMITED TO 50 COPIES ONLY, THIS BEING NUMBER 
“X” WITH INTRODUCTION IN ITALIAN AND ENGLISH BY THE MAESTRO VERDI 
HIMSELF. 

A truly magnificent work upon the Great Operas of the world, con- 
taining a textual synopsis of each together with a scenic display of 
many of the situations as usually produced upon the stages of the 
various opera houses. In addition the editor has supplied most inter- 
esting descriptive letter-press, noting, where possible, the origin of each 
dramatic episode, critically reviewing them all, and, furthermore, intro- 
ducing a biographical sketch of each and every composer, with the dates 
of the first and other noteworthy performances. 

THERE ARE OVER 700 ILLUSTRATIONS IN ALL, 50 OF WHICH ARE WATER- 
COLOR DRAWINGS OF THE PRINCIPAL SCENES OF THE OPERAS ENCLOSED IN A 
SPECIAL COMPARTMENT IN CABINET AS ALREADY NOTED, AND 50 PROOFS ON 
SATIN OF THE SAME SCENES, IN ASSORTED TINTS, IN THREE SEPARATE 
CASES SATIN-LINED. BOTH SETS OF THESE ILLUSTRATIONS ARE MOUNTED ON 
HEAVY MATS. 


TO BE SOLD BY ORDER OF ATTORNEY 


268. British Ports: Including Translations of Homer’s Iliad and Odyssey. 
Collated with the Best Editions by Thomas Park. [With several 
volumes of the Supplementary Poets]. Frontispiece to each volume 
engraved by Schiavonetti, Tomkins, Cardon, Charles Heath, cc. 
after R. Cook, Smirke, Devis, Singleton, Stothard, and others. 
104 vols. in 52, 16mo, half red straight-grained morocco, gilt backs 
and edges, by ZAEHNSDORF. 

‘London: Printed by Charles Whittingham for John Sharpe, 

1805-1809. 

According to Lowndes, this collection was not completed in the man- 
ner Mr. Parks designed, yet it, nevertheless, has the great-merit of being 
the only collection in which proper attention has been paid to the cor- 
rectness of the text. 

: Present set comprises,— (1805) Hamilton; Goldsmith, and others; Cun- 
ningham and Cotton; Collins, and others; Akenside; Pope, 2 vols.; Mil- 
ton, 2. vols.; Addison and Johnson on Milton; Thomson; Shenstone ; 
Somerville; (1806) Glover; E. Moore and D. Mallet; Dryden’s Fables; 
Dryden, 2 vols.; Swift, 2 vols.; Waller; Butler, 2 vols.; Langhorne; 


First Session, Friday Afternoon, January 7th 


[ No. 268—Continued | 


Gay, 2 vols.; (1807) Dyer and Thompson; Watts; Burns; Prior, 2 vols. ; 
Churchill, 2 vols.; Blair, Glynn, and others; Addison and Tickell; Arm- 
strong and Mickle; Smollett, Bruce, and others; (1808) William Jones; 
Scott and Warton; Green, Jago, and others; Cowper, 2 vols.; Hughes, 
Congreve, and others; Addison, Gay, and others; (1809) Homer’s Iliad, 
2 vols.; Homer’s Odyssey, 2 vols.; Wilkie, Dodsley, and others; Earl 
of Rochester, and others; Granville, Yalden, and others; Harte, West, 
and others. 

Dates in numerous instances are erroneously stamped on backs. From 
the library of M. C. D. Borden, with engraved bookplate by H. D. French 
in each volume. 


269. Mitton (JouHN). Poems, &c. upon Several Occasions. Both English 


1 | 
g }/ ™ library of M. GC. D. Borden with engraved bookplate by BE. D. French. 


and Latin, &c. Composed at several times. With a small Tractate 


of Education to Mr. Hartlib. ‘Small 8vo, full dark-brown levant 
morocco, sides and back covered with a background of pointillé 
tooling, with a lettered side-panel on front cover surrounded by 
tree and bush design, inlaid in trunks with brown morocco, the 
leaves being in green morocco, back of duplicate design but without 
lettering in centre panel, and with one tall tree with trunk and 
leaves inlaid as mentioned, gilt edges, by RIviiRE. 

London: Printed for Tho. Dring, 1673 


This second edition of Milton’s Poems is really the First Complete Edi- 
tion as it contains several poems not in the edition of 1645. From the 


270. NapoLEon I. Autographies et Gravures de Napoleon Ier et son Temps. 


A Collection of 63 Autograph Letters, 205 portraits, MOSTLY COL- 
orED, and 13 plates illustrating scenes in the Emperor’s life. Ob- 
long 4to, full dark-green levant morocco, gilt back and sides, with 
the Napoleonic arms in gold in the centre of the latter, grecian 
borders, doublures of cream-colored levant, bordered with violet 


inlays on which are tooled gilt designs including the crowned “N” - 


and Kagle, with a semis of bees and flowers on central panels, rose 
silk end-papers, gilt edges, by Davin. [ Paris, n.d. | 


_~ Includes,—L. 8., 2pp. folio, of Cardinal Fesch, Rome, 26 Germinal, 
“ An. 12, to General Hédonville. Signed, “Le Cardinal Fesch;” A. L. S., 


2pp. folio,.of Joseph Bonaparte, Philadelphia, February 15, 1818. Signed, 
“Joseph;”’ L. S. 1p. 4to, of Lucien Bonaparte, Paris, le 29 Thermidor, 
An. 8. Signed, “ZL. Bonaparte;” L. S., 1p. 4to, of Louis Napoleon to M. 
Gaudin, Paris, September 17, 1807. Signed, “Zowis” and with eight words 
in his autograph; A. L. S., 2pp. 8vo, of Queen Hortense, Aremberg, May 
11, 1882, to Madame Récamier. Signed, “Hortense;”’ A. L. §S., 2pp. 4to, 
of Caroline Murat, March 28, 1820; with over two dozen others in which 
may be found a 2page sheet in the handwriting of Francois, Duc de 
Reichstadt, and signatures of,—Louis Napoleon, Jérome Bonaparte, Ma- 


rie Ann Eliza, Pauline Bonaparte, Murat, Eugéne, Ney, Macdonald, Le- 


febre, Suchet, Junot, Soult, Talleyrand, Kellermann, Bertrand, Bourrienne, 
Les Cases, Gourgaud, Montholon, Marchand, and 28 others. 

Among the Portraits, of which many are COLORED, and a number PROOF 
IMPRESSIONS, are those of,—Napoleon I, Charles and Laetitia Bonaparte, 
Cardinal Fesch, Josephine, Hortense, Joseph Napoleon, Due de Reichstadt, 
Lucien and Jérome Bonaparte, Pauline Bonaparte, Caroline Murat, Tal- 
leyrand, EHugéne de Beauharnais, all of Napoleon’s Marshals and Gen- 
erals, &c., engraved by,—Sevius, Hopwood, Pigeot, Bosselmann, Bovinet, 


Pound, Benoist, Chollet, Huot, Giroux, Delpech, Fromentin, Desjardins, — 


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Bulland, and others, after original paintings by,—Girodet, Gerard, Isa- 
bey, Sandoz, Lefevre, Desnoyers, Boudon, Gihant, Vautier, Delorme, Gou- 
band, Millet, Philippoteaux, &c. 

The 18 plates illustrative of: the life of Napoleon include,—“‘Entrée 
des Francais dans Milan, Moskow, Vienne, Berlin,” &c. by Vernet, Compte, 
Couché, and Swebach; “Predilection de la Famille Bonaparte,” by Raf- 
fet; “Le Couronnement,” by Marchais; and others by David, Gérard, 
Couché, &e. 


Laid in is an A. L. S., 1p. 4to (with English translation) of Noel 
Charavay, the wellknown autograph expert of Paris, certifying to the 
authenticity of the letters and documents of the collection. 

From the M. C. D. Borden library, with his engraved bookplate. 


“71. SHELLEY (Percy Byssux). Hellas. A Lyrical Drama. 8vo, full light- 
blue levant morocco, with cover panels of a Greek Corinthian design 
inlaid in green, brown, blue and cream-colored morocco on gold poin- 
tillé background, doublures of green levant, with borders of Turk- y Y. 
» ish ornaments inlaid in brown, crimson, black and blue morocco, in- | i ) 
lays all bordered with gilt tooling, dark-green watered silk end / | | 
papers, gilt top, uncut, by Rrvrére. . 
London: Charles and James Ollier, 1822 9 eS 
First Epirion, with the two half-titles and the five stanzas of poem AV 
on the Death of Napoleon, appearing just after the Notes. Handsomely ye ey 
bound by Riviere in accord with the subject of the volume which treats 
of the movement then beginning for the emancipation of Greece from 


Turkish tyranny. From the library of M. C. D. Borden with engraved 
bookplate by I. D. French. 


272—SWAINSON (WILLIAM). Zodlogical Illustrations: or, Original Figures 
and Descriptions of New, Rare, or Interesting Animals, selected 
chiefly from the classes of Ornithology, Entomology, and Conchology, 
and* arranged on the Principles of Cuvier and other modern Zodlo- 
gists. 3 vols.; Zodlogical Illustrations. Second Series. Birds, In- 
sects, Shells. 3 voi~s. WITH 334 PLATES, BEAUTIFULLY COLORED, 
OF BIRDS, BUTTERFLIES AND SHELLS, HUNDREDS OF SPECIMENS OF 
EACH, IN MANY INSTANCES THERE BEING TWO OR MORE FIGURES ON 
A SINGLE PLATE. Together, 6 vols. 8vo, half light-green levant mo- 
rocco, gilt backs and tops, uncut, by Zarunsporr, backs somewhat 
faded. London, 1820-1833 


A standard work of much value, containing exquisite plates and con- 
cise descriptions of the subjects depicted upon each. From the library 
of M. C. D. Borden, with engraved bookplate by EB. D. French in each 


volume. 
273. TENNYSON (ALFRED, Lord). Queen Mary. A Drama. 12mo, full & 
dark-green levant morocco, inside gilt borders. London, 1875 


First Epirion. From the library of M. C. D. Borden with engraved 
bookplate by E. D. French. 


274. WILLIAMSON (GxEorGE C.). Andrew and Nathaniel Plimer: Miniature 
Painters. Their Lives and their Works. With 125 plates, a@ num- 
ber containing several miniatures on a single plate, including many 
which have been COLORED BY HAND. 4to, full light-green levant 


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morocco, sides covered with artistic design of gilt curved lines, large 
tools and small dots, doublures of brown levant with a border of 
interlaced fillets within a surrounding border of green levant, gilt, 
brown watered-silk end-papers, gilt top, uncut, by MorrELL. 
London, 1903 


One of 110 copies on Large Paper. Most of these facsimile copies 
have been made from the originals in the collection of Mr. J. Pierpont 
Morgan. From the library of M. C. D. Borden with engraved bookplate 
by HE. D. French. 


THE PROPERTY OF A LADY 


275. LezcH OriginaL Drawina. ORIGINAL WATERCOLOR DRAWING,— Tom 


Noddy finds there 1s a good deal of snow in some of the Ditches.” — 
Signed with initials, “J. LZ.” Size 9 by 11 inches, with heavy mat: 


One of the artist’S ORIGINAL SPORTING SKETCHES, BELIEVED NEVER TO 
HAVE BEEN PUBLISHED. A Hunting Scene in Winter, in the foreground 
of which is seen a dismounted rider, lying in the snow with his feet 
in the air, his right hand still holding the rein of his horse, whose 
hind quarters are sunk in a snow covered bog, while his head lifted high 
shows a surprised glance at the plight of his rider. In the background,— 
three riders, one in the act of taking a hedge, one about to clear the same, 
the third in company with a dog is galloping across the field. — 

William Powell Frith, Leech’s Personal Friend, says of the artist,— 
“Leech had long passed his boyish days before his love of field sports 
showed in his work . . . [He] was a timid rider . . . He must, how- 
ever, have frequenly been in full career with the ‘field;’ how otherwise 
could he have acquired his knowledge of the thorough sportsman’s seat 


ALY on horseback . . . and above all displayed that Heaven-gifted power 


of showing the horse in repose, as well as in all the varieties of action?” 
This Drawing was obtained by the present owner from a descendant 
of the family of John Leech. 


276. LezcH OrtgiInaAt DraAwiInG. ORIGINAL SIGNED WATERCOLOR DRAWING, 
—‘Salmon Fishing—I say! old boy, mind how you wade hereabouts ; 
there are some tremendous holes, 14 or 15 feet deep.” Signed with 
initials, “J. [L.” Size 8 by 10 inches, with mat. 


LIKE THE PRECEDING, THIS IS ONE OF THE ARTIST’S ORIGINAL SPORTING 
SKETCHES, BELIEVED NEVER TO HAVE BEEN PUBLISHED, having been obtained 
by the present owner from the same source as the above. 

, A humorous sketch, showing a canny Scotchman in a stream, fishing, 
/ while on the bank a traveller has halted at the above remarks, which 
have been addressed to him. In the distance, mountains and brush. 


AT THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES 
MADISON SQUARE SOUTH, NEW YORK 


UNRESTRICTED PUBLIC SALE BY ORDER OF VARIOUS INTERESTS 
AS HEREIN SPECIFICALLY DESIGNATED 


Second Session, Numbers 277 to 615, inclusive 


FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 7th, AT 8:15 O’CLOCK 


FROM THE LIBRARY OF THE LATE JOHN STEWART 
KENNEDY, ESQUIRE. 


277. AINSWORTH (WiLLIAM Harrison). Windsor Castle: an Historical Ro- 
mance. New EHdition. Illustrated by George Cruikshank and Tony 
Johannot, with designs on wood by W. Alfred Delmotte. 8vo, tree 
4 fv calf, gilt back and top, uncut, slightly cracked at hinges. 

= London, 1843 
First Edition in which all the plates by G. Cruikshank (14 in number), 
which appeared in Ainsworth’s Magazine, are printed, but without im- 

print or date. 


278. ALBUM FoR PHoroerapHs. Blank Album, in a special binding. Ob- 
long 4to, full lilac levant morocco, very highly polished, front cover 
> with a tasty decorative gilt panel border, consisting of lily inlays 
a of white morocco, with gilt interlaced stems; in centre, in gilt “Ken- 
f arden,” gilt inside border, marbled end papers. N.p.n.d. 
A beautiful specimen of the binders art, especially made for the late 
aoa evidently as an album for views of his ancestral home in Scot- 
land. 


279. Anatine. Songs and Selections from the Album of the Edinburgh Ang- 

ling Club, founded 1847. New and Enlarged Edition. Edited by 

yv J. Smith. Tilustrations drawn and engraved by members of the 
y if club. 8vo, cloth, emblematic gilt tooling on back, uncut. 

Edinburgh, 1900 


280. Anatinc. Moore (G. H.). Washington asan Angler. Extracts from his 
Diaries. New York, Privately Printed, 1887. Autograph presenta- 
tion copy from the Author; Granspy (Marqusss or). The Trout. 

: London, 1898; GatHorNE-Harpy (A. E.). The Salmon. London, 

2 s 1898 (2 preceding in Fur, Feather and Fin Series) ; Stewart (C.). 
ef A Treatise of the Law of Scotland relating to the Rights of Fish- 
ing. Edinburgh, 1869; Hurcnuinson (H. G.—Kditor). Fishing. 

2 vols. London, 1904. Numerous illustrations. Together, 6 vols. 

8vo, and 12mo. cloth. V.p.v.d. 


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281. 


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289. 


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ANGLO-SAXON Review (THE). Vols. 1-4. Edited by Lady Randolph 
Spencer Churchill. Illustrated. 4 vols. royal 8vo, full leather in 
facsimiles of famous bindings, gilt tops, uncut. 

; London, 1899-1900 


Contains original contributions by Henry James, A. C. Swinburne and 
others of note. 


. [AnpERSON (JoHN L.).| ‘The River Dove, with Quiet Thoughts on 


the Happy Practice of Angling. 12mo, green morocco, gilt back 
and edges. London: William Pickering, 1847 


FIRST PUBLISHED EDITION, the issue of 1845 having been a limited one 
of 25 copies printed for private circulation only. 


lies, Literature, Honours and Biographical History of the People 
of Scotland. Portraits and other illustrations. 3 vols. royal 8vo, 
half crimson morocco, gilt backs, gilt edges. London, 1882 


. ANDREWS (EH. B.). The History of the last quarter century in the 


United States, 1870-1895. With more than 350 allustrations. 2 
vols. royal 8vo half red morocco, gilt backs. 


. ANDERSON (WitiIAmM). The Scottish Nation; or, the Surnames, Fami- — 


New York: Scribner’s Sons, 1896 


. ANDREWS (WILLIAM LorINnG). Gossip about Book Collecting. With 12 


illustrations, several of which are illuminated in gold and colors. 
2 vols. 12mo, red and gold wrappers, gilt tops, uncut. 


New York, 1900 
One of 125 copies on Holland paper. 


. ANDREWS (WitLIaAmM Lorine). James Lyne’s Survey, or . . . The 


Bradford Map; A Plan of the City of New York in 1731. An Ap- 
pendix to an Account of the Same by W. L. Andrews. With fac- 
similes of both the Bradford and Duyckinck maps. 12mo, cloth, 
gilt. New York, 1900 


One of 170 copies on Holland paper. 


kindred subjects. Numerous facsimiles. 8yvo. boards, gilt top, un- 
cut. New York, 1902 
One of 141 copies on Van Gelder paper. 


. ANDREws (WitLIAM Lorine). The Treatyse of Fysshynge Wyth an 


Angle. From the Book of St. Albans, patterned after the type used 
by Wynkyn de Worde in 1496. With Introductory Essay by W. 
L. Andrews. Title within woodcut border, initials in red ink, and 
text illustrations. Svo, limp vellum, gilt, gilt top, with ties. 

New York: Gilliss Press, 1903 


One of 160 copies on handmade paper. 


ANpbrEws (WitttAmM Lorine). An English XIX Century Sportsman 
Bibliopole and Binder of Angling Books [Thomas Gosden]. Hn- 
graved portrait and views, facsimiles of bindings, and a reprint of 
Gosden’s Catalogue of Angling Books and Engravings, printed in 
1825. 8vo, vellum, gilt top, uncut. New York, 1906 

Edition limited to 125 copies on Van Gelder paper. 


. ANDREWS (Witi1AmM Lonrina). Bibliopegy in the United States and ~ 


- 


290, 


aol. 


R92. 


293. 


294. 


295. 


296. 


Second Session, Friday Evening, January 7th 


ARCHITECTURE. A Cyclopaedia of Works of Architecture in Italy, Greece, 
and the Levant. Edited by William P. P. Longfellow. Numerous 
ulustrations, full-page and in the text. Thick 4to, morocco back, 
vellum sides, gilt top, uncut. 

New York: Scribner’s Sons, 1895 
No. 15 of 500 copies printed. 


Beatr1e (WILLIAM). Switzerland. Numerous fine steel plates by W. 
H. Bartlett. 2 vols. 4to, half red morocco, gilt backs, gilt edges. 
London, 1836 


Beck (JAMES). The Evidence in the Case, New York, 1914; Brown- 
Inc (W. S.). A History of the Huguenots. Philadelphia, 1845; 
Auison (A.). History of Europe. 4 vols. New York, 1848; Rot- 
LIN (CHARLES). Ancient History. 2 vols. New York, 1834; The 
Topographical, Statistical and Historical Gazetteer of Scotland. 2 
vols. London, 1856, and other works, mainly historical. Together, 
15 vols. royal 8vo, and smaller, cloth and leather. V.p.v.d. 


Bett (Matcoum). Sir Edward Burne-Jones. A Record and Review. 
London, 1895; Ruys (Ernest). Frederick, Lord Leighton. An 
Illustrated Record. London, 1898; Scorr (LeapER). The Ren- 
aissance of Art in Italy. New York, 1883; Srranan (Epwarp). 
Etudes in Modern French Art. New York, 1882. Illustrations 
and facsimiles. ‘Together, 4 vols. 4to, cloth, pages of first two lots 
loose. VGp-¥-d 


Berners (Dame Jutiana). A Treatyse of Fysshynge wyth an Angle. 
A facsimile reproduction of the first book on the subject of fishing 
printed in England by Wynkyn de Worde, at Westminster in 1496. 
With an Introduction by M. G. Watkins. 4to, vellum, uncut. 

London, 1880 


Brste. Old Testament. Revised Version. New Testament. Revised 


Version. 5 vols. full morocco, Oxford and Cambridge, 1881-1885 ; 
Another set, similar. 5 vols. Together, 10 vols., 8vo. 
Oxford and Cambridge, 1881-1885 


One set rubbed, the other in excellent condition. 


Brirps, Garpens, Ftowers, Hnauru, Erc. Whymper (Charles). Egyp- 
tian Birds, for the most part seen in the Nile Valley. London, 1909 ; 
Houpen (Guorce H.). Canaries and Cage-Birds. New York, 
1883; Bupcz (EH. A. W.). The Mummy, Chapters on Egyptian 
Funeral Archaeology. Cambridge, 1893; Morris (Matcotm). The 
Book of Health, London, 1884; Mayrr (A. G.). Sea-Shore Life. 
New York, 1905, and others. Numerous colored and other plates. 
Together, 12 vols. “ Royal 8vo, and smaller, cloth. V.p.yv.d. 


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297. 


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298. 


Booxs Asout Booxs. Contributions to a Catalogue of the Lenox Li- 


brary. 8 vols. in 1. Square 8vo, half morocco. 
New York, 1877-1893 


No. 1. Voyages of Hulsius. 

No. 2. The Jesuit Relations, ete. 

No. 8. The Voyages of Thevenot. 

No. 4. Bunyan’s Pilgrim’s Progress, ete. 

No. 5. Works of Shakespeare, etc. 

No. 6. Works of Milton, ete. 

No. 7. The Waltonian Collection. 

No. 8 (not a Lenox Library Library Publication). Catalogue of the 


Library of Thomas Westwood, for sale by J. W. Bouton, New York, 1873. 


Booxs ABout ie Another set of the preceding (with the excep- 


tion of the last named—Westwood). 7 vols. 8vo, wrappers, uncut. 
New York, 1877-1893 


299. Booxs Anout Booxs. Catalogue of the Library and a Brief List of the 


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Engravings and Etchings belonging to Theodore Irwin, Oswego, N. 
Y. (and now to John Pierpont Morgan). New York, privately 
printed 1887. Autograph presentation copy from Theodore Irwin 
to John S. Kennedy. Only 100 copies issued; CaTaLoguE of the 
Library of Robert L. Stuart. New York, 1884. Autograph pres- 
entation copy from Mrs. Robert L. Stuart to John 8. Kennedy; 
CATALOGUE of the Collection of Books and Manuscripts belonging to 
Mr. Brayton Ives. The special edition, printed on Holland paper. 
Illustrated. (The collection was sold at auction by The Amer- 
ican Art Association). New York, 1891. Only 100 copies printed ; 
Cotumsus. The Letter in Spanish of Christopher Columbus, Lon- 
don, 1889. Together, 4 vols. royal 8vo, half morocco, cloth and 
wrappers. V.p.v.d. 


300. Booxs Azour Booxs. Orr (Mrs. S.). Handbook to the Works of 


Robert Browning. London, 1892; The Letter of Christopher Colum- 
bus announcing the Discovery of the New World. Facsimile of the 
earliest edition, reproduced for John 8. Kennedy. New York, 1890, 
(2 copies, 1 Lenox Library reprint): WHEaTLEy (H. B.). How to 
Catalogue a Library. New York, 1889; Hurron (LAvRENcE). Lit- 
erary Landmarks of London. Boston, 1885; The Bay Pssum Book. 
A facsimile reprint of the First Edition, Cambridge, New England, 
1640. With an Introduction by Wilberforce Eames. New York, 
1903; Prime (WeNpELL). Fifteenth Century Bibles, a Study in 
Bibliography. New York, 1888. Together, 7 vols. 8vo. and smaller 
cloth, (one paper). V.p.v.d. 


301. Booru-Tuckrr (F. Dr L.). The Life of Catherine Booth, the mother 


Ca 


of the Salvation Army. 2 vols. New York, 1890; Hones (A. A.). 
The Life of Charles Hodge. New York, 1880; Smirn (GzoRGE). 
The Life of Alexander Duff. 2 vols. New York, n.d., and other 
works of a similar nature. Portraits and illustrations. 'Together, 8 
vols. 8vo, and 12mo, cloth. V.p.v.d. 


302. 


303. 


304. 


305. 


306. 


307. 


308. 


309. 


Second Session, Friday Evening, January 7th 


BRIDGEWATER TREATISES (THE) on the Power, Wisdom and Goodness of 
God, as Manifested in the Creation. [Written and published under 
the Direction of the Will of Francis H. Egerton, eighth Earl of 
Bridgewater.| Plates. 11 vols. 8vo, full blue morocco, gilt backs, 
sides with wide decorative gilt panel border, gilt edges, by Haypay. 

London: Pickering, 1835-1845 


Complete set of the series, which comprises,—Works by Chalmers, Kidd, 
Whewell, Bell, Roget, Buckland, Kirby and Prout. Finer set. 


BropErick (GEorGE C.). English Land and English Landlords. Lon- 
don, 1881; McCosu (JamzEs). The Scottish Philosophy, from Hut- 
chinson to Hamilton. New York, 1875; Prescorr (Witiiam H.). 
Biographical and Critical Miscellanies. New York, 1845; SmirH 
(Apam). The Wealth of Nations. Edinburgh, 1861, and 2 others. 
Together, 6 vols. 8vo, cloth. We. DeV-G: 


Brown (JouHn Crosspy). A Hundred Years of Merchant Banking. 
Numerous portraits, interior views, facsimiles, &c. Royal 8vo, cloth, 
gilt, gilt top, uncut. New York: Privately printed, 1909 


A detailed history of the great banking firm of Brown Brothers and 
Company—Brown, Shipley and Co., and its allied firms. Presentation 
copy from Mrs. John Crosby Brown, with engraved complimentary slip 
inserted. 


Brown (Wiii1am Apams). Morris Ketchum, Jesup, a character sketch. 
New York, 1910; Henry (Pavuu). The Life and Times of John 
Calvin. 2 vols. New York, 1851; Ginterr (HE. H.). The Life 
and Times of John Huss, the Bohemian Reformer of the fifteenth 
century. 2 vols. Boston, 1863; Portraits. ‘Together, 5 vols. 8vo, 
cloth. V.p.v.d. 


Bryce (James). The Holy Roman Empire. [The Arnold Prize Essay]. 
First Epirion. 8vo. half green levant morocco, gilt back and top, by 
ZAEHNSDORF. Oxford, 1864 


Buckie (Henry T.). History of Civilization in England. 2 vols., 1858- 
61;—Miscellaneous and Posthumous Works. Edited with a Bio- 
graphical Notice, by Helen Taylor. 3 vols., 1872;—The Life and 
Writings of Henry T. Buckle. By Alfred H. Huth. 2 vols., 1880. 
Portrait and facsuemile. Together, 7 vols. 8vo, light polished calf, gilt 
backs and tops, leather labels, by ZAEHNSDORF. 

London, 1858-1880 


Bunyan (JoHN). The Pilgrim’s Progress. With 100 illustrations by 
Frederick Barnard and others, engraved by Dalzel Brothers. Royal 
Ato. half vellum, gilt top, uncut. London, 1880 


Edition de Luxe, No. 99 of 500 copies printed on special handmade 
paper, with proofs of the illustrations on Japanese paper. 


Burns (Rosert). The Works of Robert Burns, comprising: Poems, 3 
vols.: Prose, 3 vols. [Edited by Wm. Scott Douglas.| Portraits 
and illustrations on India Paper, facsimile of autographs and music 


tw 


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[ No. 309—Continued] 


score. ‘Together 6 vols. royal 8vo, red levant morocco, gilt backs, 
inside and outside corner ornamentations, gilt tops, uncut, by R. 
W. SMITH. Edinburgh: William, Paterson, 1877-1879 


LARGE Paper. A finely bound copy of this new Library Edition, in 
which an earnest effort has been made to compare the text with the 
original manuscripts; both Poetry and Prose being arranged in strictly 
chronological order, with a considerable number of undoubted first pro- 
ductions now appearing in a collected form. 


310. Burton (JoHn Hitz). The History of Scotland, from Agricola’s In- 
vasion to the Revolution of 1688. BrstT LIBRARY EDITION. 7 vols. 
8vo, tree calf, gilt. FINE SET. 7 
Edinburgh and London, 1867-1870 


311. Canapa. Edgar (J. D.).. Canada and Its Capital. With Sketches of 
Political and Social Life at Ottawa. Portraits and illustrations. 


rhe 8vo, morocco, gilt, gilt edges. Toronto, 1898 


Autograph presentation inscription by the author. 


312. Century Dictionary (THE). An Encyclopedic Lexicon of the English 
Language. Prepared under the superintendence of William Wright 
Whitney. 10 vols. New York, (1889), also The Century Atlas of 
the World. Prepared under the superintendence of Benjamin HE. 
Smith. New York, (1897); also The Century Cyclopaedia of 
Names. Hdited by Benjamin H. Smith. New York, (1894) ;, also 
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopaedia, Supplement. 2 vols. 
New York, (1910). With thousands of allustrations and colored 
maps. Together, 14 vols. royal 4to, half morocco, last two volumes 
slightly different color, several bindings somewhat rubbed. 

New York, v.d. 


313. CHALMERS (GEORGE). Caledonia: or, An Account, Historical and Top- 
ographic, of North Britain. With a Dictionary of Places. Maps 
and plates. 3 vols. 4to, calf, two bindings cracked, Vol. 3 rebound. 

London, 1807-1824 


This work, which ranks with Camden’s “Britannia,” was to have been 
extended to nine volumes. Unfortunately it was never completed, the first 
three volumes being all that were ever published. 


314. CHAMPLIN (JoHN D.) AND PERKINS (CHARLES C.). Cyclopedia of 
Painters and Painting. With more than 2000 illustrations, com- 
prising photogravures on India Paper, reproductions of celebrated 
paintings, numerous vignette portraits throughout text, facsimile 
signatures and other illustrations. 4 vols. 4to, half morocco, vellum 
sides, gilt, gilt tops, uncut, bindings slightly rubbed. 

New York: Scribner’s Sons, 1886 


No. 101 of an Edition of 500 copies. One of the best dictionaries of 
Art ever published, both biographical and descriptive articles being based 
upon wide research, conducted with the hope of making this work vir- 
tually an original authority. 


Second Session, Friday Evening, January 7th 


315. Cuitp (FRANK SamueEL). An Old New England Town. Sketches of 


Life, Scenery, Character. Illustrated. 8vo, half red levant mo- 
rocco, gilt top. New York: Scribner’s Sons, 1895 


Edition de Luxe, limited to 300 copies, the illustrations on Japanese 
paper. 


316. Cutna. The History of the Chinese Empire. With historical and 


descriptive letter-press by G. N. Wright. Numerous fine steel plates. 
Thick 4to, half morocco, gilt edges. London, n.d. 


317. CuirTeNDEN (L. E.). Recollections of President Lincoln and his Ad- 


ministration. New York, 1891; Mactxop (Donatp). Memoir of 
Norman Macleod. 2 vols. London, 1876; Hawker (GEORGE). 
The Life of George Grenfell, Congo Missionary and Explorer. New 
York, 1909; Napier (JAmzEs). Life of Robert Napier. Edinburgh, 
1904, and other works of a similar nature. Portraits, illustrations, 
and facsumiles. Together, 8 vols. 8vo, and 12mo, cloth. V.p.v.d. 


318. Civin War. A Series of Works: relating to the American Rebellion, 


WS, 


and Men connected therewith, many of the volumes having been 
published at different points in the South during the period of the 
great conflict, and consisting of,—Biography, Official Reports, Ac- 
counts of Battles, Songs of the War, Historical Narratives, &c. by 
Southern authors and others. Some First Eprrions. They are 
listed here in chronological order: 


Giruam (WiLLIAM). Manual of Instruction for the Volunteers 
and Militia of the Confederate States. Forms of reports, dc. First 


Epirion. 12mo. Richmond, 1861 
Ruues AND ArtTIcLEs for the Government of the Army of Virginia. 
29pp. 8vo. Richmond, 1861 


OrriciAL Reports of Battles. Published by Order of Congress. 
Includes,—Beauregard’s Report of the Battle of Manassas; Floyd’s 
Report of the Battle of Fort Donelsong; Buckner’s Report of the 
Same; Ruggles’s Report of the Battle of Shiloh, and others. 8vo. 

Richmond, 1862 


Warper (T. B.) and Carterr (J. M.). Battle of Young’s Branch ; 
or, Manassas Plain, July 21, 1861. Also, Account of the Battle, &c. 
Maps of the battlefield with positions of reguments, &c. 12mo. 
Richmond, 1862 
BATTLEFIELDS OF THE SourH, from Bull Run to Fredericksburg ; 
with Sketches of Confederate Commanders, &c. By an English 
Combatant. With 2 folding maps. 2 vols. 12mo. 
London, 1863 
[Daniets (J. M.).] Life of Stonewall Jackson, from Official Pa- 
pers, &c. By a Virginian. [From the Advance Sheets of the Rich- 
mond Edition.] With engraved portrait. 12mo. 
New York, 1863 
“Ronors or Days Gone By.” Twenty-five pieces of Music, chiefly 
Songs relative to the South and the Civil War, including,—“The 


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_[No. 318—Continued] 


Southern Cross,” music by C. L. Peticolas; “When this Cruel War 
is Over,’ music by Henry Tucker; “The Star-Spangled Cross,” 
written and composed by a Subaltern; “The Unknown Dead,” writ- 
ten and composed by John H. Hewitt; and others. First Eprrions 
of a number of these pieces, which are mostly lithographed with 
special title-pages. 4to. 

Richmond; Columbia, 8. C.; Augusta, Ga., 1863-1864 


REPORT OF THE SECRETARY of War [James A. Seddon] of the 
Confederate States of America, Richmond, November 26, 1863; 
including Report on Indian Affairs, and Report on the Exchange ~ 
of Prisoners incorporating the correspondence between Robert Ould 
and Colonel Ludlow and General Meredith. 8vo. 
Richmond; Fort Monroe, &ec., 1863 
Jackson (Tuomas J.). Life of Jackson. By an Ex-Cadet. Sec- 
ond Edition, revised and enlarged by the Author. 12mo. 
Richmond, 1864 
Forp (Satty R.). Raids and Romance of Morgan and his Men. 
8vo. 2 Mobile, 1864 
[Fontaine (F. G. De).] Marginalia; or, Gleanings from an Army 
Note-Book. By “Personne.” First EpITIon. 8vo. 
Columbia, S. C., 1864 
Lee (C. H.). The Judge Advocate’s Vade Mecum: Embracing a 
General View of Military Law . . . with an Epitome of the Law 
of Evidence. Second Hdition, revised and enlarged. 8vo. 
Richmond, 1864 
CuEsnrey (C. C.). Campaigns in Virginia, Maryland, &. Maps. 
Second Edition, revised and enlarged. 2 vols. 12mo. 
London, 1864-1865 
Daspngy (R. L.). Life and Campaigns of Lieut.-Gen. Thomas J. 
Jackson. Hngraved portrait and 11 plans. 8vo. 
New York, 1866 
Downs (EK. C.). Four Years a Scout and Spy; “General Buncker.” 
Illustrations. 8vo. Zanesville, O., 1866 


“General Buncker” [C. L. Ruggles] served as scout and spy for twelve 
generals during the Civil War, including Generals Grant, Logan, 


Anprews (CO. C.). History of the Campaign of Mobile; including 
the operations of General Wilson’s Cavalry in, Alabama. Hngraved 
portrait, maps, and illustrations. 8vo. New York, 1867 


GrAyJACKETS (THE): and How they Lived, Fought and Died, for 
Dixie. By a Confederate. Portrait of R. H. Lee. 8vo. - 
Richmond, &c., [1867] 


Horcuxiss (JED) and ALLAN (WiLLIAM). The Battlefields of 
Virginia: Chancellorsville; embracing the operations of the Army 
of Northern Virginia from Fredericksburg to the death of General 
Jackson. Engraved portrait and 5 maps. 8vo. 

| New York, 1867 


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| No. 318—Continued] 


KENNAWAY (JOHN H.). On Sherman’s Track; or, The South after 
the War. Illustrations. 12mo. London, 1867 


SHAVER (LEWELLYN A.). History of the Sixtieth Alabama Regi- 
ment, Gracie’s Brigade. First Epirion. 8vo, uncut. 
Montgomery, 1867 


Tenney (W. J.). Military and Naval History of the Rebellion 
in the United States. With Biographical Sketches of Officers. EHn- 
graved portraits and other illustrations. Royal 8vo. 

New York, 1867 
ALFRIEND (FRANK H.). Life of Jefferson Davis. Hngraved por- 
trait. First Epirion. 12mo. Cincinnati, 1868 


Hrapity (P. C.). Life and Campaigns of General U. S. Grant. 
Lingraved portraits of Grant and others, with illustrations. Introduc- 
tion by Horace Greeley. First Eprrion. 8vo. 

New York, 1868 


PottarD (Epwarp A.). Life of Jefferson Davis, with a Secret 

History of the Southern Confederacy, gathered “behind the Scenes 

in Richmond.” Hngraved portrait. First Epirion. 8vo. 
Philadelphia, &c., 1869 


[WisE (GrorGE).| History of the Seventeenth Virginia Infan- 
try, ©. S.A. 12mo. Baltimore, 1870 


Cooke (JoHN EstEen). Life of Gen. Robert E. Lee. Portrait, 
map, and illustrations. First EpITion. 8vo. 
New York, 1871 


Brewer (W.). Alabama; Her History, Resources, War Record, 
and Public Men. From 1540 to 1872. First Epirion.. 8vo. 
Montgomery, 1872 


Baker (lL. C.). The Secret Service in the Late War, comprising 

the author’s Experiences, North and South, his Perilous Adven- 

tures, &c. Portrait and illustrations. First Epition. 12mo. 
Philadelphia, [1874] 


JOHNSTON (JosEPH E.). Narrative of Military Operations, di- 

rected, during the late War between the States, by General J. E. 

Johnston. Engraved portraits and maps. First EDITION. 8vo. 
New York, 1874 


EGGLESTON (GuorcE Cary). A Rebel’s Recollections. 12mo. 
New York, 1875 


Taytor (Watter H.). Four Years with General Lee . . . with 
a Statement of the Strength of the Army he commanded in the 
Field. Engraved portrait. 12mo. New York, 1878 


: ALLAN (WiLtIaAM). History of the Campaign of Gen. T. J. 
he (Stonewall) Jackson in the Shenandoah Valley, November, 1861— 
7 June, 1862. Maps by Jed Hotchkiss. First Epirion. 12mo. 

i Philadelphia, 1880 


319. 
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321 
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| No. 318—Continued] 


CHESTERMAN (W. D.). Guide to Richmond and the Battlefields. 
Plan and illustrations. First Epition. 12mo. Richmond, 1881 


DopcE (THEODORE A.). The Campaign of Chancellorsville. Fold- 
ing maps. First Epirion. 8vo. Boston, 1881 


Rorres (Joun C.). The Army under Pope. (Campaigns of the 
Civil War.—IV.). Map and plans. 12mo. New York, 1881 


Wess (ALEXANDER S.). The Peninsula; McClellan’s Campaign of 
1862. (Campaigns of the Civil War.—III.). Map and plans. 
12mo. New York, 1881 


DovusLEDAY (ABNER). Chancellorsville and Gettysburg. (Cam- 
paigns of the Civil War.—VI1.). Maps. 12mo. 
New York, 1882 


McCarriy (Cartton). Detailed Minutiae of Soldier Life in the 
Army of Northern Virginia, 1861-1865. Illustrations by W. L. 
Sheppard. First Epirion. 12mo. Richmond, 1882 


Patrrey (Francois W.). The Antietam and Fredericksburg. 
(Campaigns of the Civil War—V.). Plans. 12mo. 
New York, 1882 


Together, 41 vols., 4to, 8vo, and 12mo, uniformly bound in half olive- 
green levant morocco [except the Music, which is full levant], gilt 
backs and tops, uncut, as noted. 

Various Places, North and South, 1861-1882 


Crvin War. Moore (Frank—KEditor). The Rebellion Record, A Diary 
of American Events. Portraits and maps. 6 vols. (I—VI). 8vo, 
cloth. New York, 1862-1864 


Crvizr War. Wilson (John Laird). Battles of America by Sea and 
Land, with Biographies of Naval and Military Commanders. 
Numerous steel plates. 2 vols. 4to, half erimson morocco, gilt 
edges. New York, (1878) 


. CremMENS (Samuet L.). A Tramp Abroad: Illustrated by W. Fr. Brown, 


True Willams, B. Day, and other Artists, &e. With 328 illustra- 
tions. 8vo, original cloth, gilt. Hartford, Conn.; 1880 


First EDITION, second issue, with the altered title of the frontispiece. 


. CoLtE Woop Eneoravines. Old Italian Masters. Engraved by Timothy 


Cole. With Historical Notes by W. J. Stillman, and Brief Com- 
ments by the Engraver. Numerous full-page plates. Small folio, 
cloth, gilt, gilt top, uncut. New York, 1892 


. CoLoRED VIEWS IN THE PyRENEES. Mercereau (Ch.) et Maurice (Ch.). 


Promenades dans les Pyrénées, Vues, Sites, Costume et Moceurs les 

plus remarquables de ce Pays Intéressant. With 34 colored litho- 

graphic plates. Oblong 4to, cloth, gilt edges, loose in binding. 
Paris: F. Sinnett, n.d. 


“¢ 
ss 


324, 


Tigges 


O20. 


Us 


326. 


Second Session, Friday Evening, January 7th 


CotumBus (CuristopHEeR). De Insulis nuper inventis. The Letter of 

Christopher Columbus Announcing the Discovery of the New World. 

A facsimile of the earliest edition with illustrations, reproduced for 
John 8. Kennedy. Illustrations. 12mo, cloth, uncut. 

New York, 1890 


One of a very limited number of copies reprinted from the only known 
perfect copy, that in the Lenox library, New York, for private distri- 
bution among libraries. Laid in is an excerpt from the Historical Maga- 
zine, containing an English translation of the letter. 


CotumsBus (CuristoruEr). The Letter of Columbus on the Discovery 
of America. A facsimile of the pictorial edition, with a new and 
literal translation, and a complete reprint of the oldest four edi- 
tions in Latin. Printed by order of the Lenox Library. New York, 
1892. No. 5 of 250 copies on hand-made paper; CHAMBERS (RoB- 
ERT—Hditor). Cyclopaedia of English Literature. Illustrated. 2 
vols. Edinburgh, 1844; Cotumsus. The Letter in Spanish of 
Christopher Columbus. London, 1889; ALLIBONE (S. AUSTIN). A 
Critical Dictionary of English: Literature. Vol. I (A-J). Phila- 
delphia, 1859. ‘Together, 5 vols. royal 8vo, and 8vo, cloth and half 
calf. V.p.v.d. 


ConGER (SARAH PIKE). Letters from China. Chicago, 1909; CANTLIE 
(JAMES). Sun Yat Sen. New York, 1912; Hacin (Frep E.). - 
The Cross in Japan. New York, 1914. L.S. of the Author laid in; 
Martin (W. A. P.). A Cycle of Cathay. New York, 1896; PEEry 
(R. B.). The Gist of Japan. New York, 189%, and other works of 
Travel. Illustrations. Together, 8 vols. 12mo, cloth. Vepeven. 


. Cook (Harry T.). The Borough of the Bronx, 1639-1913. Illus- 


trated. New York, 1913. Autograph presentation copy from the 
Author; Morrison (GrorcE A.). History of Saint Andrew’s So- 
ciety of the State of New York, 1756-1906. Portraits. New York, 
1906. Limited Issue, Number 1; oRIGINAL PAPERS relating to the 
Siege of Charleston, 1780, selected from the T. A. Emmet collec- 
tion, Charleston, 1898; Foster (J. W.). A Century of American 
Diplomacy, New York, 1902; and another. Together, 7 vols. royal 
8vo, and smaller, cloth, (one wrappers). Veet 


. Cowper (Witi1amM). Works of Cowper, his Life and Letters, by Will- 


iam Hayley. Illustrations, spotted. 8 vols. 12mo, cloth. 
London, 18385 


. Cromer (Eart or). Modern Egypt. Portrait. 2 vols. 8vo. cloth. 


London: Macmillan, 1908 


. Cusa. Album Pintoresco de la Isla de Cuba. Map, illustrated title and 


2% colored lithographic views of Havana harbor and city, the 
costumes and customs of its people, festivals, bull-fights, etc. Ob- 
long 4to, cloth, gilt edges. 

Berlin: Storch & Kramer, n.d, 


Second Session, Friday Evening, January 7th 


331. D’AuBienE (J. H. M.). History of the Reformation in the time of Cal- 


~A 
3, 


eS 


vin. Portrait. 4 vols. New York, 1863; Brapuuy (G. G.). Lec- 
tures on Ecclesiastes. Oxford, 1885; Briaas (C. A.). Whither?. 
New York, 1890; Murray (T. C.). Lectures on the Origin and 
Growth of the Psalms. New York, 1880: Spurczon (C. H.). 
Morning by Morning. New York, 1883, and other religious works. 
Together, 30 vols. 8vo, and smaller, mainly cloth. V.p.y.d. 


332. DENNIE (JOHN). Rome, the Pagan City. New York, 1909; Sprxz 


ie 


(Joun H.). Journal of the Discovery of the Source of the Nile. 
New York, 1864; Layarp (A. H.). Nineveh and its Remains. New 
York, 1854; Wison (E. L.). In Scripture Lands. New York, 
1890; D’AUVERGNE (EH. B.). Famous Castles and Palaces of Italy. 
London, (recent), and other works of Travel. Illustrations. To- 
gether, 9 vols. 8vo, and 12mo, cloth. V.p.v.d. 


833. Dops (Marcus). Introduction to the New Testament. New York, 


Seema 
° 


n.d.; ViIncENT (Marvin R.). Faith and Character. New York, 
1880: Hrromcoox (R. D.). Eternal Atonement. Portrait. New 
York, 1888;:TuntocH (JOHN). Religious Thought in Britain. 
New York, 1886 ; Brace (CHARLES L.). Gesta Christi. New York, 
1882; Apams (N.). Evenings with the Doctrines. Boston, 1861; 
Wesster (G. 8.). The Friendly Year. New York, 1902; Briss 
(Epwin M.—Editor). The Encyclopaedia of Missions. Numerous 
maps. 2 vols. New York, 1891, and other religious books. ‘To- 
gether, 53 vols. royal 8vo, and smaller, cloth, half morocco and 
other bindings, (several paper). V.p.y.d. 


334. DrumMonD (Hunry). The Ideal Life. New York, 1898; Lamson (C. 


M.). Emmanuel. Portrat. Boston, n.d,; Taytor (W. M.). 
Moses, the Law-Giver. [rontismece. New York, 1879; Jay (WILL- 
1AM). Morning and Evening Exercises. 4 vols. New York, 1856, 
and other religious works. ‘Together, 30 vols. 8vo, and smaller, 
mainly cloth, a few in half morocco. V.p.v.d. 


335. DuncKLEY (Henry). The Charter of the Nations: or, Free Trade and 


337. 


its Results. 8vo, half calf, gilt back, leather labels. 
London, 1854 


336. EapIE (JOHN). The English Bible: an External and Critical History 


of the Various ae Translations of the Scripture: 2 vols. 8vo, 
cloth, uncut. London, 1876 


Karty New York Imprint. Bogatzky (C. H. V.). A Golden Treas- 


ury, for the Children of God, Whose Treasure is in Heaven; con- 
sisting of Select Texts of the Bible, &c. . . . Also a Preface on the 
Right Use of this Book. Square 16mo, original sprinkled calf, writ- 
ing on title. 

New York: Printed by Wilson & Kirk, 299, Broad-Way, 1797 


340. 


342. 


343. 


. EDERSHEIM (ALFRED). 


. Eaypt EXPpLorRATION FunpD. 


341. 


. Forses (James D.). 


Second Session, Friday Evening, January 7th 


The Life and Times of Jesus the Messiah. 2 
vols. 8vo, cloth, presentation inscription on half titles. 
London, 1883 


Memoirs and Publications, comprising,— 
The Temple of Deir el Bahari. Introductory Memoir by Ed. Na- 
ville (also) Atlas of Plates. Part I, Plates 1-24;—-Deshasheh. By 
W. M. Flinders Petrie;—The Royal Tombs of the First Dynasty. 
By W. M. Flinders Petrie. Part I.;—The Cemeteries of Abydos. 
Part I., The Mixed Cemetery and Umm El-Ga’ab. By Ed. Naville; 
—Journal of Egyptian Archaeology. Jan. 1915. Plates. Together, 
6 vols. 4to and folio, boards and paper. London, 1894-1915 


Eviis (Tristram J.). Ona Raft, and Through the Desert. Narra- 
tive of an Artist’s Journey through Northern Syria and Kurdistan. 
Map, and 38 etchings on copper by the author. 2 vols. 4to, vellum 
boards, gilt, uncut. London, 1881 


Farrar (Ff. W.). The Life and Work of St. Paul. 2 vols. New York, 
n.d.; The Messages of the Books. New York, 1890: The Life of 
Christ. 2 vols. London, n.d. Maps and illustrations. Together, 5 
vols. 8vo, cloth. V.p.v.d. 


Fiotion. A collection of Fiction, including works by W. J. Locke, W. 
M. Thackeray, R. Hitchens, George Eliot, Edith Wharton, F. Mar- 
ion Crawford, F. H. Burnett, and others. Together, 26 vols. 8vo, 
and 12mo, cloth. V.p.v.d. 


Fietps (Mrs. Jamus T.). A Shelf of Old Books. Illustrated. New 

York, 1894; The Letter of Columbus on the Discovery of America. 

A facsimile of the pictorial edition, and a complete reprint of the 

oldest four editions in Latin. New York, 1892. Only 250 copies 

printed, this is No. 1; CHAampBrrs (Ropert—Hditor). Cyclopaedia 

of English Literature. Illustrated. 2 vols. Edinburgh, 1844. To- 
gether, 4 vols. royal 8vo, and 8vo, half morocco and cloth. 

V.p.v.d. 


. FtoreNcE. Yriarte (Charles). Florence, its History. The Medici,— 


The Humanists,—Letters,—Art. Translated by C. B. Pitman. 500 
full page and text illustrations. Folio, half leather, gilt, binding 
worn. New York, 1882 


Occasional Papers on the Theory of Glaciers. 
8vo, half calf, gilt back, 


Colored plate and other illustrations. 
Edinburgh, 1859 


leather label. 


. Forpes (JoHN Murray). Letters and Recollections. Edited by his 


daughter, Sarah F. Hughes. 2 vols. Boston, 1900: GIBERNE 
(Acngs). A Lady of England. The Life and Letters of Charlotte 
Maria Tucker. London, 1895; Cartwrieut (Jutta). Madame, a 
Life of Henrietta, daughter of Charles I. and Duchess of Orleans. 
New York, 1894, and other works of a similar nature. Portraits and 
illustrations. Together, 8 vols. 8vo, and 12mo, cloth. V.p.v.d. 


Second Session, Friday Evening, January 7th 


J47. 


Ly 


3S 


348. 


350. 


. GIBBON (EDWARD). 


. Guascow, SCOTLAND. 


. GOLDSMITH (OLIVER). 


. Gouptit HistoricAL MONOGRAPH. 


With a 
Royal 8vo, 


GARDENS. Triggs (H. Inigo). Garden Craft in Europe. 
large number of fine plates, full-page and in the teat. 
cloth.. London, (1913) 


GEIKIE (CUNNINGHAM). The Holy Land and the Bible. Map of Pat 
estine. 2 vols. New York, 1888: Brown (JoHn). The Pilgrim 
Fathers of New England and their Puritan successors. Illustrated. 
London, 1895; Mactaren (A.). The Book of Psalms. 2 vols. 
New York, 1893; Kenman (JOHN). Hphemera Eternitatis. Lon- 
don, 1910, and other religious works. Together, 25 vols. 8vo, and 
12mo, cloth. | V.p.v.d. 


History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman 
Empire. With Notes by Dean Milman and M. Guizot. New Edi- 
tion, with additional notes, by William Smith. Portrait and maps. | 
8 vols. 8vo, half calf, gilt backs, blue and red leather labels. 

London: John Murray, 1881 


Best Library Edition, printed throughout in clear type, with the 
notes at foot of pages, thus rendering them more available for refer- 
ence. 


GLADSTONE (WitLIAM Ewart). The Life of Gladstone. 
Wemyss Reid. Portraits, maps, and illustrations. 
three quartered morocco, gilt backs and tops, uncut. 

New York: London printed, n.d. 


Edited by Sir 
2 vols. 8vo, 


Exhibition Illustrative of Old Glasgow, 1894. 
With a large number of reproductions of portraits, autographs, views 
and other material relatwe to the city. Thick 4to, cloth, uncut. 

| Glasgow, 1896 


One of 400 copies printed for subscribers. 


. Gutascow Views. The Old Country Houses of the Old Glasgow Gentry. 


Numerous illustrations wn permanent photography by Annan. 
half morocco, gilt top, uncut, binding slightly rubbed. 
Glasgow, 1878 


Ato, 


Only 225 copies printed. - 


The Miscellaneous Works of Goldsmith, with 
Portrat. 4-vols. 8vo. old 
London, 1801 


Skelton (John). Mary Stuart (a 
Sketch of her Life and Times). With many fine portraits of royalty, 
including a colored reproduction of the earliest portrait wm colors of 
Mary Stuart, photogravure portratts of Catharine De Medicis, Fran- 
cis II., Henry III., and others, also views of castles, cows, etc., all 
from contemporary sources. 4to, green levant morocco extra, 
sides with five-line gilt panel border, centre with royal arms in gilt, 
inside border, cream colored watered-silk fly-leaf and doublure, gilt 
top, uncut, by ZAEHNSDORF. London and Paris, 1893 


One of an edition of 300 copies printed entirely on Japanese paper, 
with a duplicate set of plates, in brown. 


some account of his Life and Writings. 
calf, joints weak. 


Second Session, Friday Evening, January 7th 


355. Gouri, HistortcAn Monocrapu. Queen Elizabeth. By Mandell 


Creighton, Lord Bishop of Peterborough. Colored portrait of Queen 
Elizabeth, a facsimile of the colored miniature by H. Hilliard and 
39 photogravure portraits and plates, including portraits of Mary 
Stuart, Queen Elizabeth, Henry VIII., Anne Boleyn, and others, 
ulustrations of coins, etc. 4to, green levant morocco extra, heavy 
bands, side with five-line panel design, centre inlaid with royal 
arms and crown in red and blue morocco, gilt tooling, inside bor- 
der, doublure and fly-leaf of cream colored watered-silk, gilt top, 
uncut, by ZAEHNSDORF. London and Paris, 1896 


No. 04 of 300 copies printed on Japanese paper with a duplicate set 
of the plates, some in black, others in brown. 


306. GoupiL HistortcaL: MonocrarH. Holmes (Richard R.,—Librarian to 


oR 


the Queen). Queen Victoria (a Sketch of her Domestic and Pub- 
he Life). With portraits of Queen Victoria and others illustrating 
her Majesty's domestic life, after the celebrated paintings by Wilkie 
and others. The frontismece ts Uluminated in gold and colors, after 
the Thorburn mimature and bears in wink the SIGNATURE OF QUEEN 
Victoria. +to, green levant morocco extra, heavy bands, sides with 
five-line gilt border, centre with royal arms in gilt, inside border, 
cream colored watered-silk fly-leaf and doublure, gilt top, uncut, by 
ZAEHNSDORF. London and Paris, 1897 


One of 550 copies printed entirely on Japanese paper, with a duplicate 
set of the plates. 


357. Gouri, HistoricAL Monocraru. Skelton (Sir John). Charles I. 


Game 


With a colored frontismece, being a beautiful reproduction of Van- 
dyke’s portrait of Charles I; also 41 fullpage portraits and vignettes 
reproduced in photogravure after famous paintings. 4to, green 
levant morocco extra, heavy bands, sides with five-line gilt border, 
centre with royal arms in gilt, cream colored watered-silk fly-leaf 
and doublure, gilt top, uncut, by ZAEHNSDORF. 

London and Paris, 1898 


No. 016 of 500 copies printed entirely on Japanese paper, with a dupli- 
cate set of plates in brown. FINE copy. 


358. Gourr HisroricaL Monocrarnu. Gardiner (Samuel Rawson). Oliver 


Gj 


Cromwell (a Sketch of his Life and Times). full-page photogravure 
portraits after the original paintings and miniatures, including a 
colored portrait of Cromwell after Robert Walker; also vignettes 
and facsimile of autegraph. 4to, green levant morocco extra, heavy 
bands, sides with five-line gilt border, centre with arms of the Com- 
monwealth of England, cream colored watered-silk fly-leaf and 
doublure, gilt top, uncut, by ZAEHNSDORF. 
London, Paris and New York, 1899 
One of 350 copies printed entirely on Japanese paper, with a duplicate 
set of all the portraits. 


Second Session, Friday Evening, January 7th 


359. Goupit HistoricaL MonocrapH. Masson (Frédéric). Joséphine, Em- 

press and Queen (a Sketch of her Life and Times). Translated by 

Mrs. Cashel Hoey. Colored frontismece after Gérard’s painting of 

Joséphine and 41 photogravure portraits, plates and vignettes, in- 

cluding portraits by Isabey, Gérard and Lawrence of the Duchesse 

a ad Abrantés, Marshal Ney, Madame Savary, &c. views of the Cor- 

Yy onation and reproductions of miniature paintings. 4to, green levant 
morocco extra, heavy bands, sides with five-line gilt border, centre 
with scroll design in gilt, cream colored watered-silk fly-leaf and 

doublures, gilt top, uncut, by ZAEHNSDORF. 

3 New York and Paris, 1899 


360. Gouri HistorticAL MonograrpH. Lang (Andrew). Prince Charles 

Edward (a Sketch of his Life and Times). Colored portrait of 

Prince Charles after Largilliére, facsimile of the Prince’s letters, 

> Jv photogravure portraits after famous paintings, and mimatures, 
0 7. views, scenes and decorative vignettes, &c. 4to, green levant mo- 
ae rocco extra, heavy bands, sides with five-line panel design, inside 
border, cream colored watered-silk fly-leaf and doublure, gilt top, 

uncut, by ZAEHNSDORF. London, Paris and New York, 1900 


One of only 350 copies printed entirely on Japanese paper with a 
duplicate set of the plates, some in black, others in brown. 


361. Goupin Hisrortcan MonocrapH. Airy (Osmund). Charles Il. (a 
Sketch of his Life and Times). Colored frontispiece of Charles IT., 
photogravure portraits after original paintings and mimatures, im- 


gc ae cluding portraits of Nell Gwynne, La Belle Hamilton, Duchess of 
eS a x Portsmouth, and others, facsimile of the King’s handwriting, scenes, 
ane Fae etc. 4to. green levant morocco extra, heavy bands, sides with five- 


line gilt panel border, centre with royal arms in gilt, inside bor- 
der, cream colored watered-silk fly-leaf and doublure, gilt top, un- 
cut, by ZAEHNSDORF. London and Paris, 1901 


One of 300 copies printed entirely on Japanese paper, with a dupli- 
eate set of the plates in brown. FINE copy. 


362. GouprL HistortcAL MonograpH. Pollard (A. F.). Henry VIII. (a 
Sketch of his Life and Times). Colored portrait of Henry VIII., 
being a facsimile of the painting by Holbewm in the Royal Collec- 
tion at Windsor Castle, photogravure portraits after famous paint- 
ings and miniatures, including portraits of Sur Thomas More, after 
Holbein, Anne Boleyn, Henry Fitzroy, and others. 4to, green 
levant morocco extra, heavy bands, sides with five-line gilt panel 
border, centre with royal arms in gilt, inside border, cream colored 
watered-silk fly-leaf and doublure, gilt top, uncut, by ZABHNSDORF. 

London and Paris, 1902 


One of 250 copies printed entirely on Japanese paper, with a dupli- 
cate set of the plates in brown. FINE copy. 


t~ 
~~ 
\ 


363. GraHAm (Dovuaat). The Collected Writings of Dougal Graham, “Skel- 


a lat” Bellman of Glasgow. Edited with Notes, together with a Bic- 
{ jp graphical and Bibliographical Introduction, and a Sketch of the 
ped Chap Book Literature of Scotland. By George Mac Gregor. With 


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[No. 363—Continued | 


2 


365. 


JU 364. 
a 


. GRIMBLE (AUGUSTUS). 


. GROLIER CLUB. 


. GROLIER CLUB. 


. GROLIER CLUB. 


2% woodcut portraits. 2 
tops, uncut. 
_ Glasgow: For Subscribers and Private Circulation, 1883 
One of an edition strictly limited to 250 copies. 


GRIMBLE (Avucustus). The Salmon Rivers of Scotland. 
half-tone views by Archibald Thorburn and others. 
levant morocco, gilt back and top. 


vols. 8vo, half green levant morocco, gilt 


With many 
4to, half green 
London, 1902 


GRIMBLE (AvGusTUS). Shooting and Salmon Fishing and Highland 
Sport. Map and full-page illustrations by A. Thorburn. 4to, half 
green levant morocco, gilt back and top. London, 1902 

Bound uniformly with “Salmon Rivers of Scotland.” 


. GRIMBLE (Avcustus). The Salmon Rivers of Ireland. Maps and full- 


page and text allustrations. 
_ gilt backs and tops. 


Bound uniformly with “Salmon Rivers of Scotland.” 


2 vols. 4to, half green levant morocco, 
London, 1903 


The Salmon and Sea Trout of England and 
Wales. Maps and numerous full-page and text illustrations. 2 vols. 
4to, half green levant morocco, gilt backs and tops. 

London, 1904 


Bound uniformly with “Salmon Rivers of Scotland.” 


. Grorrer Cius. Milton (John). Areopagitica: a Speech of Mr. Johu 


Milton for the Liberty of Unlicensed Printing, to the Parliament 
of England. With an Introduction (now first printed) by James 
Russell Lowell. Hitched portrait. 16mo, boards, uncut. 


New York, 1890 
One of 325 copies on Holland paper. 


Conway (Moncure Daniel). Barons of the Potomack 
and the Rappahannock. Jilustrated. 8vo, boards, uncut. 
New York, 1892 


One of 360 copies on Italian handmade paper. 


Donne (John). The Poems of John Donne, from the 
text of the edition of 1633. Revised by James Russell Lowell. 
With the various Readings of the other editions of the seventeenth 
century and with a Preface, an Introduction and Notes by Charles 
Eliot Norton. With 2 etched portraits. 2 vols. 16mo, cloth, uncut. 
New York, 1895 


One of 380 copies on handmade paper. 


. GrotierR Cuus. Warren (Arthur). The Charles Whittinghams, printers. 


Royal 8vo, half morocco, uncut. 
New York, 1896 


A separately-printed index was 


Numerous facsimiles. 


One of 385 copies on handmade paper. 
issued but it is not with this copy. 
Koehler (S. R.). A Chronological Catalogue of the 
Engravings, Dry-Points and Etchings of Albert Durer. Numerous 
facsimiles. 4to, cloth, uncut. New York, 1897 
~ One of 400 copies on Holland paper. 


Second Session, Friday Evening, January 7th 


373. GROLIER CLuB. Carpenter (G. R.). A Translation of Giovanni Boccac- 


374 
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375 
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877 
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378 
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Revd 


cio’s Life of Dante. With an Introduction and Notes on the Por- 
traits of Dante. Portrait and decorative wntials in red. Small 4to, 

vellum, stamped with peacock and flower design, uncut. q 
New York, 1900 


One of 300 copies on Italian handmade paper. 


. Groner CLus. De Vinne (Theodore Low). 'Title-Pages As Seen by a 


Printer. With numerous ilustrations (of title-pages) im facsimile, 

and observations on the early and recent printing of books. Royal 

8vo, half morocco, board sides, uncut. New York, 1901 
One of 325 copies on Italian handmade paper. 


. GrotieR CLuB. One Hundred Books famous in English Literature. 


With Introduction by George E. Woodberry. With facsimiles of 
title-pages. Royal 8vo. half vellum and boards, uncut. | 
New York, 1902 


One of 305 copies on handmade paper. 


. GrotiER Cius. Kent (Henry W.). Bibliographical Notes on One Hun- 


dred Books, famous in English Literature. Royal 8vo, half vellum 
and boards, uncut. New York, 1903 


One of 305 copies on French handmade paper. — 


. GrotieR Cius. Hart (Charles Henry). Catalogue of the Engraved 
‘Portraits of Washington. With 21 photogravure and other por- 


traits reproduced from the very rare originals. 4to, half vellum, 
board sides, uncut. New York, 1904 


One of 425 copies on American handmade paper. 


. GRoLIER CLuB. Halsey (R. T. H.).. The Boston Port Bill as Pictured 


by a Contemporary London Cartoonist. Mezzotint portrait of George 
III., vignette colored portrait of Lord North on title, 10 photogra- 
vure plates (one in colors) from original prints and 21 head- and ~ 
tatl-preces engraved on copper. Royal 8vo, full calf, gilt back, gilt 
panel sides, uncut. New York, 1904 


One of 325 copies on American handmade paper. 


. GrouieR Crus. Catalogue of an Exhibition of selected works of the 


Poets Laureate of England. Portrait of Ben Jonson, after S. Arlent 
Edwards. 8vo, boards, uncut. New York, 1901. One of 300 copies | 
printed on handmade paper; Also Transactions of the Grolier Club, 
parts II and II. Illustrated. 2 vols. New York, 1894-1899. To- 
gether, 3 vols. 8vo. boards, back of one of the Transactions slightly 
defective. New York, v.d. 


. Grove (Str Georce). A Dictionary of Music and Musicians, A.D. 


1450-1889. With illustrations and woodcuts. 4 vols. 8vo. half crim- 


son morocco, gilt backs and tops, uncut. FINE sET. 


London, 1889 


382. 


383. 


384. 


. HALLAM (HENrRy). 


. HAWTHORNE (NATHANIEL). 


: HEARN COLLECTION. 


'. HEARN COLLECTION. 


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Europe during the Middle Ages. 2 vols. 
1835; LamartTine (A. De). History of the Girondists. 
New York, 1847; Roperrson (Wittiam). History of the Reign 
of Charles the Fifth. Portraits by Anderson. 3 vols. New York, 
1804; SHAKESPEARE (WILLIAM). Works. 2 vols. New York, 1834; 


Paris, 
3 vols. 


TENNYSON (ALFRED, Lorp). A Memoir. By his son. Volume I 
only, New York, 189%, and others. Together, 14 vols. royal 8vo, 
and smaller, cloth and leather. V.p.v.d. 


HAMERTON (PHILIP GILBERT). The Saone; A Summer Voyage. With 
a hundred and forty-eight illustrations by Joseph Pennell and the 
author, and four maps. First Enrr1on. Small folio, original half 
leather, binding worn. London, 1887 

LARGE PAPER copy, one of 275 printed. 


Hamitton (Lavy). Gamlin (Hilda). 
Old Story Re-Told. 


tions. 


Emma, Lady Hamilton. An 
With portraits, facsimiles, and other wllustra- 
4to. half parchment and cloth, gilt top, uncut. 


London, 1891 
One of 500 copies printed. 


Hannay (JAMES). The History of Acadia, from its First Discovery to 
’ its Surrender to England. First Epirion. 8vo, half calf, leather 
label. St. John, N. B., 1879 


Author’s presentation copy with his autograph inscription on fly-leaf. 


Tanglewood Tales, for Girls and Boys; 
Being a Second Wonder-Book. Illustrations. 12mo, original cloth, 
1 plate loose. Boston, 1853 


First ISSUE OF THE First EpITion with the omission of the price of 
the above work in list of New Books, &c., 8pp., dated August, 1853. 


Catalogue of The George A. Hearn Gift to the 
Metropolitan Museum of Art. With numerous facsimiles. 8vo, full 
green morocco, gilt top. 

7 | New York: Printed for the Museum, 1908 


[Catalogue of the] Collection of Watches loaned 
to the Metropolitan Museum of Art of the City of New York, by 
Mrs. George A. Hearn. Numerous fine facsimiles. 8vo, full green 
morocco, gilt sides, doublures and fly-leaves of green watered silk, 
gilt top. (New York): Privately printed, 1907 


Presentation card from Mr. and Mrs. George A. Hearn, inserted. 


. Hearn Coutection. Another copy of the preceding, half morocco, gilt 


top. (New York): Privately printed, 1907 


Presentation card from Mr. and Mrs. George A. Hearn, inserted. 


. Hearn Connection. Catalogue of the Collection of Foreign and Amer- 


ican Paintings, owned by Mr. George A. Hearn. With 292 fac- 
similes. 8vo. full green morocco, gilt sides, doublures and fly-leaves 
of green watered-silk, gilt top. 

New York: Privately printed, 1908 


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390. Hearn CoLiection. [Catalogue of] The George A. Hearn Collection of 

/ Carved Ivories. With 214 facsimiles. 8vo, full green morocco, gilt 
it sides, doublures and fly-leaves of green watered-silk, gilt top. 

| New York: Privately printed, 1908 


391. HEratpry AND Art. Willing (F.8.). Dame Heraldry. Boston, 1886; 
D’EstTerrE-KEELING (E.). Sir Joshua Reynolds. London, 1902; 

MaxXweELut (HERBERT). George Romney. London, 1902; Manson 

YW so (J. A.). Sir Edward Landseer. Illustrations. London, 1902. To- 
Aan oe gether, + vols. 8vo, and 12mo, cloth. V.p.v.d. 


392. History of the Church of Christ. 6 vols. 12mo, half calf. London, 
n.d.; PiturarcH’s Lives. Translated by John Langhorne. 8 vols. 
sheep, New York, 1816; British RErormErs. Writings of Lat- 
imer, Hooper, Bradford and others. Portraits. 8 vols. 12mo, full 


Ps calf, London, n.d.; Virein. Works. Translated by J. Dryden. 3 
7 vols. 8vo, full calf, ‘London, 1806. Together, 25 vols. 8vo, and 12mo. 
V.p.v.d. 


y 393. HircHens (Rosert). The Holy Land. New York, 1910; Ropertson 
f (ALEXANDER). Venetian Sermons, drawn from the History, Art 
f and Customs of Venice. London, 1905; Buckiny (J. M.). Travels 
/ in Three Continents, Europe, Africa, Asia. New York, 1895; Rus- 
| _ SELL (JAMES). Reminiscences of Yarrow. Selkirk, 1894. Hdi- 
tion de Luxe. Limited and numbered. Numerous wlustrations, 

some in color. Together, 4 vols. royal 8vo, and 8vo, cloth. 
V.p.v.d. 


394. Hopprr (Epwin). The Life and Work of the seventh Earl of Shaftes- 
bury. Portraits. 3 vols. 8vo. cloth. London, 1887 


395. [Hor (Rome. |] Photographs of Books, China and Works of Art in 
the Collection of an Amateur. With 45 illustrations. 16mo, mounted 

Vf | to 8vo, half red morocco, gilt back and edges. 
ae |New York, 1875] 


Includes photographs of rare and handsome bindings, Chinese and 
Japanese vases, jars, &c. Presentation copy from Robert Hoe, with auto- 
graph inscription on fly-leaf. 


396. ILLUSTRATED Books AND CaTALocuEs. Catalogue of the celebrated col- 


\0 lection of Paintings and Water-Colors and Drawings formed by 
E 7, Mr. E. Secretan. Large folio, wrappers. Paris, 1889; Collection 
| A. Dreyfus. The reproductions only. Folio, wrappers; Hoppin 


(Aucustus). Ups and Downs on Land and Water. Boston, 1871, 
and other illustrated books. Numerous fine reproductions. 'To- 
gether, 8 vols. Folio and smaller, cloth, ete. V.p.v.d. 


39%. ILLUMINATED Manuscripts. Quaritch (Bernard). Palaeography, 
( Notes upon the History of Writing and the Medieval Art of Illumi- 
\ y nation. With 21 pages of facsimiles from early manuscripts, show- 


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[No. 39%—Continued | 


ing mimatures and manuscripts, of which 17 pages are illuminated 
in gold and colors. Royal 8vo, half leather, gilt back and top. 
London: Privately Printed, 1894 


Only 190 copies printed for presentation purposes to Mr. Quaritch’s 
personal friends. The work is an extended edition of the author’s lec- 
ture delivered before the Sette of Odd Volumes on December 12, 1893. 


398. IntsH rn America. The Scotch-Irish in America. Proceedings of the 
a oA Scotch-Irish Congress (First, Second and Third). Portraits. 3 
om vols. 8vo, cloth. Cincinnati and Nashville, 1889-1891 


399. Irvine (WASHINGTON). Curtis (George William) A Sketch of Irving. 
Portraits on Japanese paper. 8vo, full red grained morocco, gilt, 
y y, gilt top, uncut. New York: Grolier Club, 1891 


On of 344 copies on handmade paper. 


400. JOHNSON (JAMES). The Scots Musical Museum, consisting of Six Hun- 

dred Scots Songs, with proper Basses for the Piano Forte [New 

y Edition, with Notes and Illustrations of the Lyric Poetry and Music 

A J of Scotland, by William Stenhouse, and the extra vol. containing 
ee additional Notes and Illustrations. Edited by David Laing.] The 
songs and music score reprinted from the original blocks, the text 

portion being that of the edition of 1839 is partly inlaid. 7 vols. 8vo. 

half morocco, gilt backs and edges. London [1839 ]-1853 


A large number of the most famous songs of Robert Burns were first 
printed in this work. In the collection, says Ritson, are many curious 
pieces, not, it is believed, to be elsewhere met with. 


401. Keats (JoHn). The Poetical Works and other Writings of John Keats, 
4a now first brought together, including Poems and Numerous Letters 
not before published. Edited with Notes and Appendixes, by Harry 

Buxton Forman. Portraits, etched plate, facsimiles and other tllus- 

trations. 4 vols. 8vo, tree calf, gilt backs, leather labels, by RIvIERE, 

London: Reeves & Turner, 1883 


Best Edition. The material in these volumes, according to the editor, 
includes all that is of importance, much of which has been compared with 
the original manuscripts. 


402. Knigut (Wi~tiAmM). Principal Shairp and his friends. Portrait. Lon- 

| don, 1888; Epwarps (Ameria B.). Pharaohs, Fellahs and Explor- 
/ Ww ers. Illustrated. London, 1893; St. Joun (James A.). Life of Sir 
a Walter Raleigh. London, 1869; Sropparp (R. H.—Hditor). Anec- 
dote Biographies of Thackeray and Dickens. New York, 1875; and 

other works of a similar nature. Together, 12 vols. 8vo, and 12mo, 


a cloth and leather. V.p.v.d. 

/ 403. La Fontatnze. Fables. Illustrées par Grandville. 2 vols. 8vo, half mo- 
rocco, gilt edges. Paris, 1843 
404, LAMARTINE (ALPHONSE Dz). (Suvres [Méditations Poétiques,—Har- 

. Wl monies Poétiques,—Recueillements Poétiques,—Jocelyn,—La Chute 
if d’un Ange,—Voyage en Orient]. 8 vols. 12mo, half morocco, gilt 
backs. Paris, 1845-1849 


i: Sais tiie liar SR 
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406. 


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407. 


409. 


410. 


LAMARTINE (ALPHONSE DE). Histoire des Girondins. 8 vols. 12mo, 


morocco backs, gilt. Paris, 1848 


LAnpoR (HENRY SavaGeE). Across Widest Africa. An Account of the 


Country and People of Hastern, Central and Western Africa. Illus- 
trated by 160 half-tone reproductions and a map of the route. 2 
vols. 8vo, cloth, gilt tops, uncut. 

New York: Scribner’s Sons, 1907 


Lane (ANnpREW). Angling Sketches.. Illustrated. First Eprrron. 


London, 1891: Van Dyxe (Henry). The Blue Flower. First 
Epition, New York, 1902, and The Builders, by the same author, 
New York, 1904; James (HeNry). Washington Square. TIllus- 
trated. First Epition. New York, 1881, and other works, some 
First Eprrion, by English and American authors. Together, 14 
vols. 8vo, and smaller, mainly cloth. V.p.yv.d. 


. Lauper (Str Tuomas Dick). Legendary Tales of the Highlands: a 


Sequel to Highland Rambles. Illustrations by “Phiz.’ 3 vols. 
small 8vo, full polished calf, leather labels, gilt backs and tops, un- 
cut, by RIVIERE. London, 1841. 


First Epirion. Fine uncut copy, with original paper labels pre- 
served in each volume. 


Lecxy (W. EH. H.). Democracy and Liberty, 2 vols. New York, 1896; 


LEE 


ARNOLD (MaTTHEw). LEssays in Criticism, London, 1869; DEmo- 
Lins (H.). Anglo-Saxon Superiority, London, 1898; CoBDEN 
(RicHAarD). Speeches, London, 1878; Wisz (B. R.). Industrial 
Freedom, London, 1890; Prosyn (J. W.—Editor). Local Govern- 
ment and Taxation in the United Kingdom, London, 1882; Brooxs 
(J. G.). The Social Unrest. New York, 1903, and other works, 
some of a similar nature. Together, 19 vols. 12mo, cloth. 
V.p.v.d. 


(StpNEY). Queen Victoria, a Biography. Portrait, facsimile and 
map. New York, 1908; Scorr (Sir Water). The Journal of, 
from the original Manuscript at Abbotsford. Portraits, map, ete. 
2 vols. New York, 1880: Stirtine (Witt1aAmM). The Cloister Life | 
of the Emperor Charles the Fifth. London, 1853; MoCartuy 
(Justin). The Story of Gladstone’s Life. New York, 1898, and 
other works of a similar character. ee 9 vols. 8vo, and 12mo, 
cloth. V.p.yv.d. 


. LENox AND NEw York Pusiic Liprarigs. An extensive collection of 


short-title lists, reports etc. issued (mainly) by The Lenox Library, 
when Mr. John Stewart Kennedy was its president, also The Let- 
ter of Columbus on the Discovery of America. A facsimile of the 
pictorial edition . . . complete reprint of the oldest four editions in 
Latin. New York, 1892. One of 250 copies on handmade paper. 
Together, 21 vols. or pieces, full leather, cloth and wrappers. 
New York, v.d. 


412 
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413 
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416 
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418. 


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. Lonpon, and its Environs in the Nineteenth Century. Illustrated by a 


series of views, from original drawings by T. H. Shepherd. Ato, 
full morocco, gilt edges. London, (1831) 


. LoNGFELLOW (HENRY WapswortH). Life of Longfellow, with Extracts 


from his Journals and Correspondence. Illustrated. 2 vols. 8vo. 
cloth, gilt tops, uncut. Boston, 1886 


. LOWELL (PErcivaL). Choson, the Land of the Morning Calm, A Sketch 


of Korea. Boston, 1886; Burns-Brca (Ropert). History of Loch- 
leven Castle. Kinross, 1887; Grpson (WitittAm H.). Highways 
and Byways, or Saunterings in New England. New York, 1883; 
THACKERAY (LANcE). The Light Side of Egypt. London, 1908. 
Numerous colored and other plates. ‘Together, 4 vols. 4to, and 8vo, 
cloth and boards. V.p.v.d. 


. Ltske (Dr. WityHetm). Outlines of the History of Art. A new 


translation from the seventh German edition. Fully wlustrated. 2 
yols. thick royal 8vo, half green morocco, gilt, gilt tops, uncut, 
slightly rubbed. New York, 1878 


. McCartuy (Justin). A History of Our Own Times, from the Acces- 


sion of Queen Victoria to the Berlin Congress, (and From 1880 to 
the Diamond Jubilee). 5 vols. London, 1879-1897; Also A History 
of the Four Georges. 2 vols. (only, Vols. 1-2, should be 4). Lon- 
don, 1884. Together, 7 vols. 8vo, half maroon calf, gilt backs. 
London, 1879-1897 


Mackay (GzorcE L.). From Far Formosa. New York, 1896; GILDER 
(Witt1am H.). Schwatk’s Search, Sledging in the Arctic. Lon- 
don, n.d.; Dicky (Epwarp). The Story of the Khedivate. New 
York, 1902; Ov1puHant (Mrs.). Jerusalem, the Holy City. New 
York, 1891; Girrorp (D. L.). Every-Day Life in Korea. New 
York, (1898), and other works of Travel. Numerous illustrations. 
Together, 11 vols. 8vo, and 12mo, cloth. V.p.v.d. 


McKenney (THomas L.) and Hatt (Jamzus). History of the Indian 
Tribes of North America, with Biographical Sketches and Anec- 
dotes of the Principal Chiefs. Hmbellished with 120 portraits, all 
brilliantly colored, from the Indian Gallery in the Department of 
War, at Washington, 8 vols. large folio, half red morocco, gilt 
backs and edges, small stain on edges of few leaves of Vol. L, 
bindings rubbed. 

Philadelphia: E. C. Biddle and D. Rice and J. G. Clark, 1836, 1842, 
1844 

AN EXCEPTPIONALLY FINE COPY, in unusually clean condition. Vols. 1 

and 3 being the Original issue. The plates in this copy are all in per- 

fect condition, and of far greater brilliancy than those in later issues, 

the coloring being as bright as the day they were printed, and the mar- 


gins free from the usual fox marks. 
The most valuable collection of Indian portraits extant. They are 


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. Manan (Captain A. T.). 
. Manan (Captain A. T.). 
. Marsury (Mary Orvis). 


. MAsprro (PRoFEssor G.). 


. MATHESON (GEORGE). 


. MERIVALE (CHARLES). 


. Mexico. 


. Mituats (JOHN GUILLE). 


. MISCELLANEOUS 


. Motuoy (FITZGERALD). 


actual reproductions of the original subjects, painted in oil, mostly by 
Mr. King, an artist of high reputation, remarkable for his ability in 
transferring to his canvas the strong lineaments of the Indian counfe- 
nance. The Smithsonian collection of these originals was destroyed by 
fire in 1865, thus enhancing the value of the published work. 


The Influence of Sea Power Upon the French 
Revolution and cine 17938-1812. Maps. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth, 


uncut. Boston, 1895 


The Life of Nelson, the Embodiment of — 
the Sea Power of Great Britain. Hiched and photogravure portraits, 
plates and maps. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth, uncut. Boston, 1897 


Favorite Flies and their Histories. 
trated by 32 colored plates of flies and other illustrations. 
cloth. 


Illus- 
8vo, 
Boston, 1892 


The Dawn of Civilisation. Egypt and Chal- 
daea; The Struggle of the Nations, Egypt, Syria and Assyria. 
Edited by A. H. Sayce. With several hundred illustrations. 2 vols. 
royal 8vo, cloth. New York, 1894-1897 


Studies of the Portrait of Christ. 2 vols. 16mo, 
half green polished morocco, gilt backs and edges. 
New York [Rainpuren 1907 


Maps. 7 vols. 12mo, 
New York, 1863-1865 


History of the Romans. 
half light calf, gilt backs. 


Brocklehurst (Thomas Unett). Mexico To-day: A Country 
with a Great Future, and a Glance at the Prehistoric Remains 
and Antiquities of the Montezumas. With numerous full-page 
plates, colored and plain, from sketches by the author. 8vo, half 
calf, gilt back. London: John Murray, 1883. 


First Eprtion of a valuable work on Mexico. FIrnr Copy. 


The Life and Letters of Sir John Everett 
By his son. With 319 full-page plates and text illustra- 

2 vols. 8vo, cloth, gilt, gilt tops, several corners crumpled. 

London, 1899 


Millais. 
tions. 


Booxs. Chambers’ Encyclopaedia. 10 vols. 1896; 
Works in French and German, including Oeuvres de Madame de 
Stael-Holstein. 38 vols. 1858, and others. Together, 47 vols., va- 
vious sizes and bindings. Vp.v.d. 


Numerous portraits. 
New York, 1904 


The Romance of Royalty. 
2 vols. 8vo, cloth. 


Qo 
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429. 


430. 


431. 


4.32. 


433. 


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Moore (GEorcE H.). The Treason of Charles Lee. New York, 1860: 


DopeE (W. E.). Old New York, New York, 1880: Stonz (W. L.). 
History of New York City. New York, 1872; Assort (J. S. C.). 
The History of the Civil War in America. 2 vols. Springfield, 
1863, and other works relating to America. Portraits, illustrations, 
and facsimiles. ‘Together, 12 vols., royal 8vo, and smaller. 
V.p.y.d. 


More (Sir THomas). Utopia: Written in Latine and Translated into 


Englyshe by Raphe Robynson. With Copious Notes and a Bio- 
graphical and Literary Introduction by the Rev. T. F. Dibdin. 
Illustrations, head-and-tail pieces, &c. 8vo, full polished calf, gilt 
back and top, inside gilt borders, by Tout. 

Boston, Lincolnshire: Roberts, 1878 


No. 56 of 100 copies on special paper as stated in autograph certifica- 
tion by publisher on fly-leaf. 


Morean Couuection. Catalogue of the Art Collection formed by the 


late Mrs. Mary J. Morgan. Numerous reproductions. 4to, vellum, 
uncut. New York: American Art Association, 1886 
Subscriber’s copy, limited and numbered. 


Morris (Witt1am). The Earthly Paradise. 3 vols. Boston, 1874; 


Gray (THomaAS). Poetical Works. Portrait. Boston, 1854; Lone- 
FELLOW (H. W.). The Skeleton in Armor. Illustrated. Boston, 
1877; THE Sones oF ScoriannD, chronologically arranged. Glasgow, 
1871; Histop (ALEXANDER). The Proverbs of Scotland. New 
York, n.d.; Love Sones or Scotntanp. Selected and edited by 
R. W. Douglas. New York, 1901, and other works of a similar 
nature. ‘Together, 23 vols. 8vo, to 16mo, cloth and leather. 
V.p.y.d. 


Music. Goepp (P. H.). Symphonies and their Meaning. Philadel- 


phia, 1898; Kreupsrer (H. E.). How to Listen to Music. New 
York, 1896; Granam (G. F.). The Songs of Scotland adapted 
to their appropriate melodies. Edinburgh, n.d. Together, 3 vols. 
royal 8vo, and 12mo, cloth. V.p.yv.d. 


. Musican Instruments. Brown (Mary E. and Wiliam Adams). Mu- 


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of Exploration of the ship “Fram” 1893-1896. With an Appendix 
by Otto Sverdrup. With 4 pocket maps, 120 full-page and nu- 
merous text illustrations, and colored plates after Nansen’s own 
sketches. 2 vols. royal 8vo, cloth, gilt, gilt tops, uncut. 

New York, 1897 


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436. Napotton I. Horne (R. H.). History of Napoleon. Illustrated with 
many hundred engravings on wood, from designs by Raffet and 
Horace Vernet. Specrat copy, Enlarged by the addition of up- 
wards of 500 portraits, engravings, views, autographs, RARE COLORED 
CARICATURES, etc. 2 vols. royal 8vo, bound in 4 vols. imperial 


folio, full red morocco, super extra, gilt edges, by Rrvipre. 
London, 1841 


MAGNIFICENT ExtTrRA-ILLUSTRATED Copy of this extremely interesting 
and important Life of Napoleon. Each page and plate neatly inlaid 
to size. Illustrated by 509 plates, ete., including 154 portraits, 37 AuUTO- 
GRAPH LETTERS AND DOCUMENTS, 287 views and 29 CARICATURE ETCHINGS 
(28 IN COLORS) BY GEORGE CRUIKSHANK, GILLRAY, WOODWARD and others. 
The rapidly increasing difficulty of procuring the materials for illus- 
trating the Life of Napoleon, especially the original caricature etchings, 
ensures the advancing value in the future of such a copy as the present. 
The following is an analysis of the contents: 

I. CARICATURES, 28 Colored and one plain, including the following,— 
Etched by Gillray,—Madame Tallien and the Empress Josephine Dancing 
Naked Before Barras in the Winter of 1797, King of Brobdingnag and 
Gulliver (both plates, the first apparently a later impression, the second 

as cut down), Nelson’s Victory, News from Calabria, Plumb-Putting in 
i Danger (no date), Storm Rising, Tiddy Doll, the—Ginger-bread Baker, 

and Westminster Conscripts. The following etched by Rowlandson,— 

Boney’s Trial, Great Man on his Hobby Horse (?), Mock Phoenix, Na- 

poleon, the First and the Last (hieroglyphic portrait, badly cut down 
and mounted), and Two Kings of Terror. Etchings by Ansell,—Ballance 
of Power (first plate), Little Princess and Gulliver (without artist’s 
name), Political Quadrille (without artist’s name), and Rival Accucheurs 
(without artist’s name). Buonaparte’s Soliloquy, etched by I. Cruik- 
shank; Chips of the Block, etched by I. Cruikshank; Grand Dignitaries 
Arrival, etched by G. Cruikshank; Caters, Boney Dish’d, pub. by Knight; 
A Check to the Corsican, pub. by Fores; Explanation of the Arms of 
Napoleon, anonymous; Game of Chess, etched by Ansell and Handwriting 
on the Wall, etched by Gillray. 

The above mentioned caricatures are all in colors, and except where 
otherwise mentioned are the original impressions with publisher’s name 
and date, as recorded in Broadley’s “Napoleon in Caricature.” 

II. AUTOGRAPH LETTERS AND DOCUMENTS, including the following,—Na- 
POLEON I., A. N. S., 3 lines signed with the Imperial signature “N,” on 
margin of letter by Gen. Clarke, Duc de Feltre, to Napoleon, June 11, 
1811, seeking direction upon military matters; NApPortron, D. 8S. 1p. Folio, 
1801, signed “Bonaparte,” as First Consul; PrerrE Bonaparte (Son of. 
Lucien), A. L. S., June 14, 1846; JuLieEN BoNnaAparTE (Wife of Joseph 
Bonaparte, King of Spain) A. L. S., 1806, to Bernard St. Pierre, author 
of “Paul and Virginia ;” LucrEN BoNaApParTE, D. S., 1797, as Minister of 
the Interior; Jos—EpH BONAPARTE (King of Spain), A. L. S., relating to 
the Capture of Malta, mentions Louis Bonaparte and Rewbel; Louis 
BonAPARTE (King of Holland), L. S., Rome, 1822; ErizA BoNAPARTE 
(Eldest sister of the Emperor), A. L. S., 1808, to her brother Lucien, 
mentions Josephine, Jerome and Joseph; Hortense (Mother of Napoleon 
III.) A. L. S., signed ‘Hortense B.” to Josephine, mentions the bank- 
ruptey of M. Recamier, and suggests that Napoleon may help M. Vaune, 
a friend of the Beauharnais family, who has lost through Recamier; 
PRINCE EUGENE BEAUHARNAIS, A. L. S. signed “Hugene,’ to a friend, 
mentioning his wife; CHARLES-PHILLIPE (Charles II, Prince of Orange), 
D. S., 1p. folio, vellum, 1815, Warrant for military service and decora- 
tion; DUKE oF WELLINGTON, A. L. S., 1831; LarayreTTe (Marquese), A. 
L. S., July 26, 1827, referring to the arrest of his colleague Manuel dur- 
ing the Revolution; Marie Louise (Hmpress), L. S., Parma, March 
1823, mentions Count Neipperg (whom she married after Napoleon’s 


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[No. 486—Continued | 


death) ; Murat (King of Naples), L. S., 1809, on military affairs; Baron 
LARNEY (The famous surgeon supposed to have poisoned the sick at 
Jaffa), A. L. S.; J. B. Jourpan (Marshal of France), D. S., 18382; Lorp 
NELSON, 2pp. manuscript notes, from his Diary, while at Naples, pre- 
sented to the late owner by Earl Nelson, in 1888, with his signed attes- 
tation of its authenticity; EMMANUEL GrRoucHy, A. L. S., 1804, to the 
Minister of War, on military affairs; Toussaint L’OuUvVERTURE, L. S., 2pp. 
folio, dated at San Domingo; Gren. J. ANTOINE VERDIER, L. S., 2pp. folio, 
1805, from the Army in Italy, to the Minister of War; BARTHELEMY 
(Member of the Directory), A. L. S., to Gen. Berthier; MarsuHat Ney, A. 
N. 8., 1801, with wax seal; BAron DE ROTHENBOURG (Commander of the 
Young Guard), A. L. S., Jan., 1814; MarsHat Briicuer, L. S., 1p. folio, 
1818; Lorp CAsTLEREGH, A. L., third person, regarding boxes at Drury 
Lane; MarsHat Victor (Duc de Bellune), L. S., 1816, to Count de 
Chabrol; Nrcotas C. Oupinot (Marshal of France), L. S., 1817; Lorp 
CoLLInaGwoop, L. 8., off Toulon, Nov. 20, 1808, to Capt. Brenton, respect- 
ing naval warfare with France; BONADRIEN Moncey (Marshal of France), 
A. L. S., Cologne, 1805, a long letter on state affairs, mentions the 
Emperor, with addressed envelope, bearing wax seal; GEN. JEAN RaApp, 
A. L. 8., from Lamaisson, mentions Marshal Lauriston; SIpNEY SMITH, 
N. 8., Paris, 1828, to Autommarchi (Napoleon’s physician at the time 
of his death) ; SipNEY Smitu, facsimile of a letter to Napoleon, while 
a prisoner in the Temple, 1797; With some other interesting documents, 
including one relating to the Battle of Waterloo, and a ticket to view 
Stanfield’s picture of the Victory with Nelson’s body on board, ete. 

III. Portraits, including Napoleon, his family, Marshals, Generals and 
other persons of influence, many being Proofs on India Paper. Among 
the portraits of Napoleon are the following,—Bonaparte, by Massard, 
after Massard; Napoleon and the Pope, by Robinson, after Wilkie; Na- 
poleon on Horseback, stipple by Simon, after Vernet; Bust portrait, 
Proof by Vezetelly; Bust portrait, in uniform, eng. by Laugier after 
Steube; Napoleon I., stipple by Chapman; Full-length aquatint from 
a drawing taken by Capt. Dodgin at St. Helena, 1820, and others. Among 
the portraits of celebrated personages are,—Josephine, mezzotint by Allais 
after Deveria; Wellington, Unlettered Proof on India Paper; Robespierre, 
by Flameng; Frederic the Great, eng. by Marais, after Graf; La Fayette, 
stipple by Claessens; George Washington, stipple by Ridley; Duke d’En- 
ghien, mezzotint (cut down); George III., eng. by Walker; Pius VII., 
Proof before Letters; Lord Nelson, Proof by Bennet; Francis II., of 
Austria, stipple by Mayer after Dumont; Louis XVIII., by Debucourt, 
after. a painting by Isabey; Béranger, mezzotint by Reynolds, after 
Scheffer; Romilly, India Proof by Woodman; Duc de Reichstadt, col. 
lith., by Delannois, and many other folio and 8vo, prints, including a 
series on India paper, lithographed by Delpeck. 

IV. ENGRAVINGS, comprising COLORED AQUATINT VIEWS, Historical scenes 
depicting the various battles and other military actions and political 
events in the Life of Napoleon, including, many fine India Proof plates 
portraying the various events in Napoleon’s military career, mostly after 
drawings by Deveria and Steube; Folio COLORED early engraved views of 
Amsterdam, Dresden, Venice, Malta, Vienna, Grand Cairo and Naples; 
Early copperplate engraved view of Fontainbleau; coLorEep Historical 
views, with biographical and historical sketches ; FINE AQUATINT engravings 
by M. F. Tugis, depicting various military events and including 6 PRINTED 
IN o1ts; Many fine Historical Views, Military Scenes and other subjects 
by Duplessis-Berteaux, after paintings by Vernet, and others; Outline 
plates by Duplessis; HISTORICAL AQUATINT Views by Dubourg; COLORED 
AQUATINT, “The Precipitate Flight of the French Troops through Leipsic 
pursued by the Allies,” pub. by Bowyer ; COLORED AQUATINT VIEWS Of Frank- 
fort, Berlin and Moscow; 10 FINELY COLORED AQUATINT views by Suther- 
land, after Heath, of various Battles and Captures at Sea; Series of 32 


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[ No. 436—Continued | 


438 
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439. 
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440. 


historical views of battles, etc., in outline, by S. Mitan, all on India 
Paper; Funeral Procession of Napoleon, aquatint by Alken and Suther- 
land; Napoleon’s Apotheosis, drawn on stone by A. Aglio, after Vernet; 
Napoleon’s Bivouae on the Night Preceding the Memorable Battle of 
Austerlitz, original engraving by G. Cruikshank; Original Caricature 
Etching “Which is Right or Regular and Quack opinions on the Flushing 
Fever,” pub. by Walker, 1809; coLoRED woodcut “Triumph of the British 
Flag over the French Eagles,” pub. by Dighton, 1811; coLorED Caricature 
Etching, “Russian Condescension, or the Blessings of Universal Peace,” 
etched by George Cruikshank; and numerous fine engravings by Heath, 
Roberts, Finden, Bovinet and other artists. 


. Napotton I. Sloane (William M.). Life of Napoleon Bonaparte. 


With reproductions of famous paintings and portraits, including 
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. New Yorxk Pusuic Lrprary. Bulletin of the New York Public Li- 


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Deeds and other Official Documents. Together, 13 vols. 8vo, uni- 
formly bound in half crimson morocco. 

New York, 1897-1908 


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. Paton (Joun G.). Autobiography. 2 vols. New York, n.d.; Daw- 


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449, 


. Pert (HENRY). 


. Parrot (GEORGES) AND CHIPIEZ (CHARLES). 


. PERROTT (GEORGES) AND CHIPIEZ (CHARLES). 


. Pitt (WILLIAM). 


. QUEEN VICTORIA. 


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Destruction in 1815-1816, and the Massacre of Governor Semple 
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| No. 
459. 
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460. 
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461 


464. 


9.7 


Roget (P. M.). 


. ROSENGARTEN (A.). 


. SCOTLAND. 


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oie 


466 
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468 
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471. 

7 th 
an" 472 
473. 


474, 


476. 


477. 


. SMOLLETT (Tosras). 


. STANLEY (ARTHUR P.). 


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Portraits and ialustrations. 2 vols. New York, 1894; Sinai and 
Palestine. Maps and plans. New York, 1857; Lectures on the His- 
tory of the Jewish Church. Third series. Maps. New York, 
1876, also the Second Series of the same (smaller edition), New 
York, 1873; Life and Correspondence of Thomas Arnold. New 
York, 1846. Together, 7 vols. 8vo, and.12mo, cloth, one full mo- 
rocco. V.p.v.d. 


STANLEY (Henry M.). In Darkest Africa. 2 vols. London, 1890: 
Lane (Epwarp W.). Manners and Customs of the Modern Egyp- 
tians. London, 1860; Firzparrick (J. P.). The Transvaal from 
Within. New York, 1900; Min~tincEn (ALEXANDER VAN). Byzan- 
tine Constantinople. London, 1899; Jamres (F. L.). The Wild 
Tribes of the Soudan . . . Personal Experiences and Adventures 
during three winters spent in the Soudan. New York, 1883. Nu- 
merous twlustrations. Together, 6 vols. royal 8vo, and 8vo, cloth. 

V.p.v.d. 


StewArt (Duaatp). The Collected Works of. Edited by Sir William 
Hamilton. Portraits. 10 vols. 8vo, antique calf, leather labels, con- 
tents lettered, side in blind-tooled panel design, red edges. 

Edinburgh, 1854-1858 


Map. London, 1906, and other religious works. 
vols. 8vo, and smaller, mainly cloth. 


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478. 


479. 


482, 


STEWART COLLECTION. Catalogue of the A. T. Stewart Collection of 
Paintings, Sculptures and other Objects of Art. Numerous full- 
page plates. 4to, vellum, uncut, shghtly worn. 

New York: American Art Association, 1887 


Subscriber’s Edition, limited and numbered. 


STIRLING-MaxweELu (Sir Witt1am). Don John of Austria, or passages 
from the History of the Sixteenth Century, 1547-1578. Illustrated. 
2 vols. royal 8vo, cloth. London, 1883 


. StopparpD (RicHarp Henry). Recollections, Personal and Literary. 


With Introduction by E. C. Stedman. Illustrated. 8vo, half vel- 
lum and boards, gilt top, uncut. New York, 1903 
No. 15 of 200 copies printed. : 


. STRANG (JOHN). Glasgow and its Clubs; or, Glimpses of the Condi- 


tion, Manners, Characters and Oddities of the City, during the past 
and present Centuries. Second and enlarged edition. 8vo, half calf, 
gilt. London, 1857 


STREETER (Epwin W.). Precious Stones and Gems, their History, 
Sources and Characteristics. Colored plates. 8vo. full roan, gilt. 
London, 1898 


. Tatne (H. A.). History of English Literature. Translated from the 


French by H. Van Laun. New and Revised Edition. 4 vols. 8vo, 
full tree calf, gilt backs, a portion of one loose. 
Edinburgh, 1873-1874 | 


. Tatrourp (Tuomas Noon). The Works of Charles Lamb’. . . his 


Letters and a Sketch of his Life. 2 vols. New York, 1849; Win- 
THRoP (R. C.). Life and Letters of John Winthrop. Boston, 1864; 
Herapuey (J. T.). Napoleon and his Marshals. 2 vols. New York, 
1846; Hare (A. J. C.). Memorials of a Quiet Life. 2 vols. New 
York, n.d., and other works of a similar nature. Numerous por- 
traits. Together, 10 vols. 8vo, and 12mo. cloth. V.p.v.d. 


. Taucunitz Epitions. Fiction, History, Essays, Sermons, ete. To- 


gether, 51 vols. 16mo, half morocco, cloth and paper, a few in poor 
condition. s Leipzig, v.d. 


. TERRESTRIAL GuLoBE. 18 inch Terrestrial Globe on axle, revolving within 


34 inch metal ring on which are engraved the degrees of longitude, 
divided into 14 degrees, then centered in a circular board plane, 2144 
inches wide, the surface of which is divided into 4 degrees and 
the months of the year. The whole mounted on three brass arms 
which are joined to a revolving axle inserted in a carved mahog- 
any stand with three feet. Total height, 45 inches. 


Globe and plain, engraved and printed in colors, by W. & A. K. John- 
ston, Geographers, Engravers and Printers to the Queen (Victoria), 
Edinburgh and London, 1892. In fine condition and good working order. 
The globe revolves in three different directions. 


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487. ‘THisrs (ApoLPHE). The History of the French Revolution. Trans- 

lated, with Notes and illustrations, by Frederick Shobel. 5 vols.; 

History of the Consulate and the Empire of France under Na- 

poleon. Translated, by D. Forbes Campbell. 20 vols. Numerous 

ays engraved portraits and views. Together, 25 vols., bound in 18 vols. 
‘eae 8vo, full polished tree calf extra, leather labels, by Riviire. 

London, 1838-1862 


Fine Set of the Best Library Edition, translated with the sanction of the 
‘author. 


488. THomson (JAMES). The Seasons. Illustrated by Frederick Palmer 

and others. New York, (circa, 1845) ; Brrxer Fosrer’s Pictures of 

English Landscape, with pictures in words by Tom Taylor. Lon- 

; don, 1863, (pages loose) ; THE Sprrit or Prarsz. A Collection of 

of ae Hymns, Old and New. London, n.d.; Lays of the Holy Land. 
New York, 1859, and other poetical works, mainly illustrated. To- 

gether 11 vols. royal 8vo, to 12mo, full morocco or full calf. 

; V.p.v.d. 


489. THomson (WittIAM M.). The Land and the Book; or, Biblical Illustra- 
tions drawn from the Manners and Customs, the Scenes and Scen- 
ery, of the Holy Land. With numerous maps, and over 300 full- 

vd on page plates and text ulustrations. 3 vols. 8vo, cloth, gilt. 
. New York, 1880-1886 


490. Tissot (J. James). la Vie de Notre Seigneur Jesus Christ. Beauti- 
fully illustrated with over 300 full-page and teat illustrations, de- 
picting the Infe of Christ as portrayed in the Four Gospels. With 
notes and explanatory drawings. 2 vols. folio, decorated brocaded 
cloth, crimson watered-silk fly-leaves and end-papers, uncut. 


/ ot ama Tours: Alfred Mame et fils, 1896-1897 
y : EDITION DE GRAND LuUxE. No. 27 of 100 copies printed for America and 
. signed by the artist. A magnificent work of art illustrating the life of 


Christ from actual scenes in the Holy Land. The plates are all proofs 
on specially prepared heavy drawing paper, each plate in two states, one 
set a photogravure Proof without inscription, the other set a Signed 
Watercolored photogravure Proof, with inscription in ink, in the artist’s 
autograph. The text illustrations are all on India Paper, many in tints, 
while others are finely colored. 


491. Turner (J. M. W.). Picturesque Views in England and Wales. From 
drawings by J. M. W. Turner, engraved under the superintendence 

| of Charles Heath. With Descriptive and Historical Illustrations 

| a, — by H, E. Lloyd. With 96 full-page line engravings by the best 
landscape engravers of the day, including Goodhall, Wallis, Smith, 

Varrall, Brandard, Jeavons, Radclyffe and others. 2 vols. elephant 
folio, full red morocco extra, gilt backs, sides with an elaborately 
gilt tooled decorative panel border, gilt inside borders, gilt edges 


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492. 


493. 


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by Breprorp, a few of the margins and some of the mounts, some- 
what spotted, not however affecting the engraved portion of the plate 
or the India paper. — London, 1838 


LARGEST PAPER, INDIA PROOF IMPRESSIONS, only 12 copies printed. Many 
of Turner’s finest productions are in this series, on which the ablest Eng- 
lish landscape artists of the day were employed, and which show all 
the fidelity to nature of the original drawings. 


TurNER (J. M. W.). Liber Fluviorum; or, River Scenery in France. 
With descriptive letter-press by Leitch Ritchie. With 61 fine steel 
plates after Turner. Thick royal 8vo, original cloth, gilt, gilt 
edges. London, 1853 


TYNDALE’S “PENTATEUCH.” Mombert (J. I.). William Tyndale’s Five 
Books of Moses, called The Pentateuch, being a Verbatim Reprint 
of the Edition of M.CCCCC.XXX. Compared with Tyndale’s 


Genesis of 1534 . . . with Various Collations and Prolegomena. 
Facsimiles. 8vo, full dark-brown levant morocco, gilt top, uncut, 
a joint weak. New York, [1884] 


First EpItion, and one of 500 copies on LARGE PAPER. 


. Van Dyxer (Henry). Fisherman’s Luck and some other Uncertain 


Things. Portrait and illustrations on Japanese paper. 8vo, vellum 
back, board sides, uncut. New York, 1899 
. Walton Edition, limited to 150 copies on Van Gelder paper. 


. WatLace (D. Mackenzie). Russia. Folding maps. First Eprrion. 


2 vols. 8vo, half morocco, gilt backs. London, &e. 1877 


. Watton (IzaaKk). Zouch (Thomas). The Life of Isaac Walton; in- 


cluding Notices of his Contemporaries. With 20 portraits and views. 
4to, full green polished levant morocco, inside borders, gilt edges, 


by ZaAEHNSDORF, few margins slightly foxed. 
London: Septimus Prowett, 1823 


LARGEST PAPER copy, one of 8 printed, with proof plates on India 
paper. ExtTrA-ILLUSTRATED by the insertion of 56 engravings, 41 being 
portraits of celebrities, including a few examples of mezzotint engraving 
and India proofs, 15 plates in color, and a rare unpublished caricature 
portrait of Joseph Ritson, the Antiquarian, dated 1803, colored view 
of the city of Worcester and 2 colored aquatint engravings. 


497. Watton (Izaak). The Lives of Dr. John Donne, Sir Henry Wotton, 


hd 


Richard Hooker, George Herbert and Dr. Robert Sanderson. To 
which are added, the Autographs of those eminent men, now first 
collected; an Index, and Illustrative Notes. Hngraved portrats, 
plates and woodcuts. Small 8vo, original green morocco, gilt back 
and edges. London: John Major, 1825 


LARGE Paper copy of Major’s First Epirion, with proof impressions 
of the plates on India paper. 


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498. WaLToN (Izaax). The Lives of Dr. John Donne, Sir Henry Wot- 


a 


ton, Richard Hooker, George Herbert and Dr. Robert Sanderson. 
To which are added, the Autographs of those Eminent Men, now 
first collected: an Index, and Illustrative Notes. Portraits and illus- 
trations on India Paper, and woodcuts. Small 8vo, green levant 
morocco, gilt back and sides in emblematic tooling of fish and 
bees, gilt top, uncut, by Ramaae. 

. London: John Major, 1825 


First Issue of Major’s LARGE PAPER edition, published as a com- 
panion volume to the “Complete Angler.” An exceptionally fine copy, 
in an appropriate binding, uniform with the “Complete Angler,’ by the 
same publisher. 


499. Watton (Izaak). The Compleat Angler. New Edition, edited with an 


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Introduction by Andrew Lang. Portrait and woodcut illustrations 
by H. J. Sullivan. Small 8vo, green levant morocco, gilt back, sides 
with a panel border of fish-hooks and floral spray, inside border, 
gilt top, uncut, by BLACKWELL. London, 1896 

First Epirion of the issue edited by Andrew Lang. Fine emblematic 


binding, with the original cloth covers bound in. This edition contains 
the first part only. 


500. WALTON (IzAAK) AND CotTron (CHARLES). The Compleat Angler: or, 


ie 


Contemplative Man’s Recreation, comprising all that has been ac- 
counted Valuable, Instructive or Curious, that has ever appeared on 
the subject, interspersed with a variety of Practical Experiments. 
Carefully and correctly published from the best editions, with a 
number of occasional notes. By Moses Browne. To which are 
added the Laws of Angling, and an Appendix. 6 copperplate en- 
gravings by H. Burgh and a number of woodcuts. 16mo, light green 
levant morocco, elaborately tooled and inlaid, sides covered with an 
oval design of 16 lily leaves inlaid in dark green levant, each alter- 
nate leaf with gilt centre blossom, the whole connected in centre 
with interlaced gilt stems, with red morocco inlays of fish in inter- 
stices, back with similar design, gilt edges, manuscript notes on two 
margins, by Dr Savty. London: Henry Kent, 1750 


First EDITION, IN AN ELABORATE EMBLEMATIC BINDING. 


501. Watton (IzaAak) anp Corron (CHARLES). The Complete Angler. To 


which are added an Introductory Essay; the Linnean Arrange- 
ment of the Various River Fish delineated in the Work, and Illus- 
trative Notes. Second Edition. 2 portraits, 12 copperplate engrav- 
ings and %% woodcuts. Small 8vo. green levant morocco, gilt back 
and sides in emblematic design of fish and bee, gilt top, uncut, by 
RAMAGE. London: John Major, 1824 

Fine Copy of the LarcE Paper issue of this edition with the plates on 
India Paper, in an appropriate binding, uniform with ‘“Walton’s Lives.” 

“A copy of verses from the pen of the editor, afterwards suppressed, 
distinguishes this edition.”—Bib. Pisce. 


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502. Watton (IzasaK) AND Cotron (CHARLES). The Complete Angler. 


The serves of 54 Proof Impressions, engraved by Fox, Humphreys, 
Richardson and others, after drawings by Stothard, Inskipp, Hassell 
and other artists. Bound in one vol. folio, half morocco, uncut. 
London: Pickering, 1832-1836 
PROOF IMPRESSIONS, only a limited number printed to accompany the 
Large Paper Copy of Pickering’s Edition. These plates are all beautiful 
impressions on India paper, the portraits being Lettered Proofs, while 
the plates and vignettes are all Proofs before Letters, some without the 
engraver’s name. 


503. WaLTon (IzAAK) AND Corton (CHartEs). The Complete Angler. 


bE: 


With Original Memoirs and Notes, by Sir Harris Nicolas. With 
61 full-page and text engravings, after drawings by Stothard, In- 
skipp, Hassell and other artists, engraved by Fox, Humphreys, Rich- 
ardson, &c. 2 vols.; (also) The Proof impressions of the above 
engravings, in one vol. small folio. Together, 3 vols. imperial 8vo 
and small folio, full red morocco, gilt backs, decorative gilt panel on 
sides, wide inside border, gilt edges, by W. S. Hiurz, margins of 
text somewhat foxed. London: Pickering, 1832-1836 


Of the Proof impressions which accompany these volumes, only a 
very limited number were printed; they are on India Paper, the por- 
traits and plates being letter proofs, while the vignettes are all proofs 
before letters. 


504. Watton (IzAAK) AND Oorron (Cuarues). The Complete Angler; 


or, the Contemplative Man’s Recreation. With Original Memoirs 
and Notes by Sir Harris Nicolas. With 61 line-engravings (of 
which 48 are in the teat), including portraits and wews by Foz, 
Humphreys, Richards and others, after drawings by Stothard, In- 
skipp, Hassell, &c. 2 vols. imperial 8vo, green levant morocco, sides 
and backs emblematically tooled, gilt edges, by ZAEHNSDORF. 
London: William Pickering, 1836 
SUPERB EDITION, HxTRA-ILLUSTRATED by the insertion of 110 engravings, 
comprising portraits of persons mentioned in the text, views of interest- 
ing places alluded to, and colored plates of fish; all fine impressions, 
several being Proofs on India paper, while others have been neatly inlaid 
to size. 
A desirable copy of this important work, printed throughout on fine 
thick paper. It contains the variations of the first five editions, volumi- 
nous notes, with original and elaborate memoirs of Walton and Cotton. 


505. Watton (Izaak) anpd Corton (CHARLES). The Complete Angler: 


or, The Contemplative Man’s Recreations. With Original Memoirs 
and Notes by Sir Harris Nicolas. Portratts, full-page plates and 
numerous vignette engravings by Fox, Humphreys, Richardson, &c., 
after drawings by Stothard, Inskipp, Hassell and other artists. 2 
vols. bound in 7, thick imperial 8vo, full green levant morocco 
extra, heavy bands, tastefully tooled in gilt, backs with decorative 
panel design, sides with gilt panel and decorative corners, doublures 
of crimson levant morocco, elaborately tooled in gilt with panel bor- 
der consisting of appropriate emblematic medallions of the angler’s 
art and the chase surrounded by floral spray and a wide dentelle 


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inner edge, crimson watered-silk fly-leaves and marbled end papers, 
gilt tops, uncut, in chamois lined slip cases, by StrKEMAN, few mar- 
gins of text slightly spotted. 

London: William Pickering, 1836 


MAGNIFICENT EXTRA-ILLUSTRATED COPY OF THE BEAUTIFUL PICKERING 
EDITION, with the series of UNLETTERED PROOFS Of all the vignette illus- 
trations. The typography by Whittingham as well as the illustrations 
place this book among the finest publications of the nineteenth century 
as well as making it one of the most elaborate ExTRA-ILLUSTRATED COPIES 
OF THE “COMPLETE ANGLER” EVER OFFERED FOR SALE. 

EXTRA-ILLUSTRATED and extended to 7 vols. by the insertion of over 
1700 plates, including 455 portraits; 696 engravings; nearly 100 etch- 
ings and over 200 ORIGINAL WATERCOLORS, PEN AND INK SKETCHES and 
WASHDRAWINGS, mostly signed and dated; COLORED SPORTING views; col- 
ored plates of fishes and flies; INDIA PROOFS and UNLETTERED PROOFS Of 
the highest merit and value; splendid engravings from other editions 
of the “Complete Angler;” series of copperplates from an early 16th 
century work; many fine copperplate portraits and views by Marshall, 
White, Vertue, Hollar, Albert Durer and other engravings, including 
many plates that have served as copies for modern engravers; Rubri- 
cated title to each vol. and a different half-title in watercolor in 
each volume. The following synopsis of the contents of each may 
serve to give some idea of the beauty of the entire contents of this mag- 
nificent work. 

Vol. I., contains the Preface and part of the Life of Walton. 245 addi- 
tional plates, comprising,—92 portraits, of which 32 are proofs; 133 en- 
gravings, of which 30 are proofs, 12 are colored and 7 are aquatints; 9 
ORIGINAL WATER COLORS; 2 ORIGINAL PEN AND INK SKETCHES. Among the 
portraits are several of Walton, including Humphreys engraving in four 
states, a proof before letters and an unfinished proof; Unlettered Proofs 
of Bishop Morley, Thomas Cranmer, Titian and Thomas Flatman ; 6 mezzo- 
tints by Maile; Endymion Porter, mezzotint by Earlom; Charles IL., 
by G. Smith; Richard Hook, by Faithorne; Charles I. at prayer, 
with storm, etched by Hollar; India Proofs of John Harington, Henry 
Wotton, Ben. Jonson, Thomas Cranmer, John Donne, Joseph Hall, Francis 
Quarles, Cromwell, Walter Scott, Robert Doyle and others. Among the 
engravings are 7 colored plates of fish; 4 colored sporting views by How- 
itt; colored aquatint by Alken; mezzotint by Linnell; View of the Great 
Fire at London; proof engravings of cathedrals; exterior and interior 
views; Water-colored view by Nixon; Original pen and ink sketch ‘“Pis- 
ecatory Excursions,” by James Northcote; Original india ink drawing by 
Northcote; Original pen and ink sketch “Fishing,” by W. Hart; Original 
water-colored sketches by Cronino, W. R. Rymer and others, including 
fishing scenes, flower sketches, etc. 

Vol. II., contains the remainder of the Life of Walton and the Life 
of Cotton. 272 additional plaes, comprising,—105 portraits of which 39 are 
proofs; 90 engravings, of which 25 are proofs; 12 ORIGINAL WATERCOLOR 
SKETCHES; 2 ORIGINAL PEN AND INK DRAWINGS. Among the portraits are, 
Walton, by Rolls, one an Unfinished proof; Dr. Johnson, mezzotint by 
Reynolds; Charles I., by White; Thomas Moore (4) one an Unlettered 
Proof; India Proofs of Matthew Hale, Joseph Hall, James Boswel, Will- 
iam Wordsworth, Humphry Davy, Lucius Carey, Lord Bacon, Thomas 
Carew, Cowper and others; Unlettered Proofs of Lavater, P. Corneille 
and others; mezzotints by Maile; early copperplates by White, Vertue 
and Picart. Among the engravings are 3 early etchings by Weirotter; 
fine etching “Falham,”’ by Seymour Haden; 38 early copperplates of the 
Execution of Charles I.; Signed Proof Etching “Distributing Bread,” by 
BE. Davis, 1862; colored engravings of fish; views of Chester and other 
cities ; 9 ORIGINAL WATER-COLORED SKETCHES, fishing scenes, etc. ; 2 ORIGINAL 


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PEN AND INK SKETCHES, portraits of Wordsworth and Charles Cotton, each 
with illuminated verse and watercolored sketch; Colored drawing by J. 
P. Andrews (3); Large colored aquatint view, etc. 

Vol. III. 289 additional plates, comprising,—83 portraits, of which 24 
are proofs; 107 engravings, of which 28 are proofs; 27 ORIGINAL WATER- 
COLORED SKETCHES; 6 ORIGINAL PEN AND INK DRAWINGS; 9 ORIGINAL PENCIL 
DRAWINGS; 15 etchings; 42 colored plates. Among the portraits are W. 
Faithorne, by Bannerman; Wm. Whitacres, by Marshall; Charles L., 
on title of Holy Bible, 1648, by Marshall; Queen Elizabeth, by White; 
Henry VIII, by Vertue after Holbein; India Proofs of Henry Wotton, 
Erasmus, G. Sandys, Jerry Taylor, Earl of Salisbury, Daniel Defoe, Alex. 
Pope, George Herbert and Sylvester Joshua; Unlettered Proofs of Faith- 
orne, Montaigne, Ashmole and Hollar. Among the engravings are, a 
series of 32 colored sporting views by Howitt, 1798; Proof mezzotint by 
Martin; mezzotint “The Hounds,” by Earlom; “The Hunters,” proof on 
satin by Bewick; Vignette engravings by the National Bank Note Co.; 
many fine copperplate engravings by Marshall, Vertue, White, Larmessin, 
Burg and Hailler; Proof etching by Braquemond; India Proof etching 
after Dubigny; “Study of a Lion,” by Dawson after Rembrandt; 2 plates 
by Albert Durer; a series of 12 early copperplates of the Apostles, by I. 
S. B. [Behan]; 12 watercolored sketches of birds, animals and flowers, 
by Cronino; Original signed pen and ink sketch by W. Hart; 5 Original 
pen and ink sketches and watercolors, by J. P. Andrews; Original India 
ink sketch, by James Northcote; also pen and ink sketch by North- 
cote; Original pen and ink portraits of Tradescant and Sir Henry Wotton, 
each with manuscript verse; Original watercolored sketches by P. Dixon, 
Dailey, Greatorex and others, fishing scenes, flowers and birds. 

Vol. IV. 259 additional plates, comprising,—42 portraits, of which 
10 are proofs; 99 engravings, of which 35 are proofs; 59 ORIGINAL WATER- 
COLORS; 14 ORIGINAL PEN AND INK SKETCHES, and WASHDRAWINGS; 20 
etchings ; 25 colored plates. Among the portraits are, Jeffrey, mezzotint by 
Giller after Bristow; Erasmus (4) ; India Proofs of John Gay, John Mil- 
ton, Shakespeare and others; old copperplates by Elder, White and Ver- 
tue; Francis Bacon, by Marshal, etc. Among the engravings are views by 
Fox, after Stothard, including proofs in two states; 3 proof woodcuts by 
Bewick ; 17 sporting views by Howitt, of which 11 are in colors; colored 
plates of fishes, etc.; 2 etchings by Seymour Haden, “Old Chelsea’ and 
“Bords de la Tamise;” “Zhe Beggars,” etching by Rembrandt; “The Beg- 
gar,” by Schmidt, etched after Rembrandt; also etchings by Weirotter, 
Sarazin and others; 2 watercolored sketches by W. C. Rymer; 2 wash- 
drawings, one pen and ink sketch and one india ink drawing, by James 
Northcote; 10 watercolored sketches by J. P. Andrews; also original 
watercolored skétches, angling scenes, flowers and birds, by J. Wright, 
C. F. Daley, P. Dixon, W. Weir and S. Blossoms (5) ; original charcoal 
sketch, by W. Hart, washdrawing by J. H. Barlow and several water- 
colored sketches by Cronino. 

Vol. V. 227 additional plates, comprising, 50 portraits, of which 12 
are proofs; 88 engravings, of which 17 are proofs; 35 colored plates; 25 
ORIGINAL WATERCOLORS; 10 ORIGINAL DRAWINGS; 19 etchings. Among the 
portraits are Mrs. Garrick, original etching by R. Cruikshank; Hastings, 
caricature etched by Bretherton; John Milton, by Vertue; Matthew Prior, 
mezzotint; Chaucer, mezzotint by G. Naylor; Boswell, proof before let- 
ters; copperplates by Vertue, Larmfessin and others. Among the engray- 
ings are “River Trent,” mezzotint by C. Turner; “The Mill,’ etched by 
Hollar; proof engravings of fish and flies; colored sporting views; “He- 
ham Lock,” etching by Seymour Haden, early second state, name of 
etcher erased, sky not entirely removed; Black Lion Wharf,” etched by 
Whistler, very fine, from the first issue of the “Thames” set; “Turtle and 
Duck,” etched by Braquemond; also etchings by Heath, C. Beck and 
others; Original pen and ink sketch by Northcote; 5 original watercolors 


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and one colored drawing by J. P. Andrews; Original Watercolor sketch by 
C. Sell; Original washdrawing by Dixon; Original pen and ink sketch 
by W. Hart; Original pen and ink sketch by W. H. Coughlin; 138 original 
watercolor sketches by Cronino and other watercolors and washdrawings, 
mostly fishing scenes. 

Vol. VI. 217 additional plates, comprising,—42 portraits, of which 10 
are proofs; 83 engravings, of which 26 are proofs; 48 colored plates; 18 
ORIGINAL WATERCOLORS; 5 ORIGINAL DRAWINGS; 21 etchings. Among the 
portraits are, Prince Rupert, by Hollar; Autumnus, mezzotint; many fine 
old copperplate engravings. Among the engravings are 2 mezzotints by 
C. Turner; colored caricature by Woodward; proof impressions after 
Turner, Stothard, Finden and others; old copperplates by Hollar, and 
others; “Flounder Grounds,” Signed Artist and Etcher’s Proof, by Rajons 
after J. W. Dakes; ‘“Billingsate,”’ etched by Whistler; “Kingston on 
Thames,” signed etching by Phillips; “The Beggar,” etched by Rembrandt ; 
etchings by Geikie, Rudaux, N. Berchem and others; colored sporting 
views, by Howitt; colored plates of fishes; views in England; original 
pen and ink sketch and original watercolor, by James Northcote; orig- 
inal washdrawing by W. C. Reymer; 4 original watercolors, by J. P. 
Andrews; original washdrawing, by P. Dixon; 11 original watercolors by 
Cronino. The water-colors and pen sketches are mainly fishing scenes. 

Vol. VFI. 206 additional plates, comprising,—40 portraits, of which 17 
are proofs; 98 engravings, of which 20 are proofs; 26 colored plates; 13 
ORIGINAL WATERCOLORS ; 13 ORIGINAL DRAWINGS; 16 etchings. Among the 
portraits are, Charles Cotton, by Humphreys, after Inskipp, proof in 
three states, one before letters; Walton, India Proof, by Maile; Queen 
Hlizabeth, by Marshall; John Fletcher, mezzotint; Carlus II., mezzotint ; 
India Proofs of John Evelyn, Edward Montagu, Francis Quarles, Alex. 
Pope, and others; Unlettered Proofs of Thomas Percy. Wm. Cowper, 
James Thomson and the Duke of York. Among the engravings are. 
Proof mezzotint, by Newbery, “View near Salisbury; Fine vignette en- 
gravings after Westall, Stothard, Finden and others; 7 aquatint views; 
17 sporting views, by Howitt; large copper-plate portraits representing 
the seasons; early copperplate views; etchings by Lalauze, Appian. Craig 
and others, including “London Bridge,” by Whistler; “Charing Cross,” 
by Gaucherd; engraving by Durer; original pen and ink sketch of Robert 
Burton, by Cronino; 2 original watercolors and 2 original pen and ink 
sketches, by James Northcote; 2 original watercolors and 2 original 
pen and ink drawings, by W. C. Reymer; 4 original watercolors and 
one original pen and ink sketch, by J. P. Andrews; 3 original wash- 
drawings, signed and dated Andreas Miihl, 1754; original washdrawing, 
by J. H. Barlow, and other water-colored sketches, mostly fishing scenes, 
sketches of birds and flowers. 

Besides the engravings, this copy has a facsimile of the First Edition 
of Walton’s “Angler,” neatly inlaid to size and bound throughout the 
volumes. 


506. Watton (Izaak) AND Cotron (CHARLES). The Complete Angler. 
With Copious Notes, for the most part Original, a Bibhographical 
Preface and a Notice of Cotton and his Writings. By George W. 
thune. New Edition, with some additions and corrections from 
he Editor’s own copy. With 3 engraved portraits and 2 plates. 2 
: vols. royal 8vo, green levant morocco, gilt back with emblematic 
y /) é tooling, inside borders, Morris end papers, by STIKEMAN. 
New York: John Wiley, 1880 


Revised edition of Bethune’s edition, with portrait of the editor in- 
serted. 


0 


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507. Watton (IzAAK) AND Corton (CHariEes). The Complete Angler. 


SEO 3 


With Copious Notes, for the most part Original, a Bibliographical 
Preface and a Notice of Cotton and his Writings, by George W. 
Bethune. New Edition, with some additions from the editor’s 
own copy. Portraits, engravings, etchings and woodcuts. 2 vols. 
imperial 8vo, green levant morocco, gilt backs with emblematic 
tooling, triple gilt line border on sides with fish design in corners, 
inside borders, gilt tops, uncut, by STrkEMAN, text slightly wrin- 
kled by damp, but clean. New York: John Wiley, 1880 


LARGE PAPER, limited to 100 copies, -with six additional etchings by 
Damman, which do not appear in the ordinary edition. 


508. Watton (Izaak) anp Corton (CHartzs). The Compleat Angler. 


wer, 
Was 


Edited and arranged by R. B. Marston, and containing a reprint 
of the Chronicle of the Compleat Angler, a Biographical | Biblio- 
graphical] Record of the Various Editions and Imitations. By 'T. 
Westwood and T. Satchell. With 54 photogravures and about 100 
woodcuts. 2 vols. 4to, cloth backs, board sides, uncut. 
London, 1888 
Lee and Dove Edition, being the 100th Edition of the ‘‘Compleat An- 
gler,” only 500 copies printed, ‘each numbered and signed by the pub- 
lisher. 


509. Watton (Izaak) AND Corton (CHARLES). The Complete Angler. 


With an abridgment of the Lives of the Authors, by Sir John Haw- 
kins. Edited with Notes from a Naturalist’s point of view, by J. 
K. Harting. With 53 illustrations, including etchings by Percy 
Thomas from paintings by John Linnell, and engravings of Rwer- 
side animals—and birds by G. H. Lodge. 2 vols. 4to, half vellum, 
gilt backs and tops, cloth sides, uncut. 

London: S. Bagster, 1893 


TERCENTENARY EDITION, only 300 copies printed. The full-page plates 
on Japanese paper. 


510. Watton (IzAAK) AND CoTTON (CHARLES). Wood (Arnold). A Bibliog- 


raphy of the Complete Angler: being a Chronologically arranged 

List of the Several Editions and Reprints, from the first edition, 

1653 until, 1900. Illustrated by 86 photo-engraved reproductions 

of title pages, and Signed Artist's Proof etching of Walton, by 

Johnson. 4to, half vellum, gilt, uncut. New York, 1900 
Only 102 copies printed on Van Gelder handmade paper. 


511. WasHiIneToN (GxEoRGE). Mitchell .(S. Weir). The Youth of Wash- 


ington. Told in the Form of an Autobiography. Royal 8vo, half 
vellum and boards, uncut. New York, 1904 


One of 100 copies on Arnold handmade paper. 


512. WessterR (Dantet). The Private Correspondence. Edited by Fletcher 


Webster. 2 vols. Boston, 1857; Duke or Arayutr. George Doug- 
las, Eighth Duke of Argyle, 1823-1900. Autobiography and Mem- 


[ No. 


513. 


14. 


“S10. 


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512—Continued | 


oirs. 2 vols. New York, 1906; Smizus (Samus). The Life of 
George Stephenson, railway engineer. London, 1857, and other 
works of a similar nature. Portraits and illustrations. Together, 
8 vols. 8vo, and 12mo, cloth. V.p.v.d. 


WESTMINSTER ABBEY. Feasey (Henry J.). Westminster Abbey, His- 
torically Described. With an Account of the Abbey Buildings, by 
J. 'T. Micklethwaite. An appendix on the Medieval Monuments, 
by Edward Bell. With 75 full-page plates, showing side elevations, 
exterior and interior views, architectural details and other features 
of this celebrated cathedral. Folio, vellum back, cloth sides, stucco 
binding, shaken. London, 1899 


WESTMORLAND, Cumberland, Durham, and Northumberland Illustrated. 
Letterpress descriptions by T. Rose. Numerous fine steel plates, 
some slightly spotted, after Thomas Allom, George Pickering and 

_ others. 2 vols. in 1, 4to, full morocco, gilt, gilt edges. 
London, (1833) 


Westwoop (J. O.). Paleographia Sacra Pictoria: being a Series of 
Illustrations of the Ancient Versions of the Bible, copied from 
Illuminated Manuscripts, executed between the fourth and sixteenth 
centuries. With 50 full-page illuminated plates in gold and colors. 
4to, half morocco, uncut, binding rubbed. 

London; H. G. Bohn, n.d. 


. WHyMPER (Epwarp). Scrambles amongst the Alps in the Years 1860- 


1869. Maps and numerous illustrations. First Epition. 8vo, orig- 
inal cloth, gilt top, slightly shaken. London, 1871 


. WHyMpER (Epwarp). Travels amongst the Great Andes of the Equa- 


tor. Maps and numerous ilustrations. First American Edition. 
8vo, decorative cloth, gilt top, uncut. New York, 1892 


. Witcox (Wattser D.). The Rockies of Canada. Over 40 illustrations, 


some in photogravure, from original photographs by the author. 
8vo, three quarter green levant morocco, gilt back and top, uncut. 
New York, 1900 


, 
A revised and enlarged edition of ‘‘Camping in the Canadian Rockies.” 


Witimotr (Ropert A.). The Poets of the Nineteenth Century. Jilus- 
trated by Darley, Birket Foster and others. New York, 1862; 
Percy (Tuomas). Reliques of Ancient English Poetry. London, 
1856; Pottoxk (Ropert). The Course of Time. Illustrated by 
Birket Foster and others. Edinburgh, 1857; Scotia’s Bards. New 
York, 1854; SourHry (Ropert). Poetical Works. Illustrated. 
New York, 1853; Burns (Roprrt). Poetical Works (2 copies). 
Illustrated. London, n.d. Together, 7 vols. royal 8vo, and 8vo, 
cloth, gilt. V.p.v.d. 


Second Session, Friday Evening, January 7th 


FROM A GENTLEMAN’S LIBRARY 


520. ALKEN CoLorED PuatEs. Set of 6 Plates, iv cotors, by Henry Alken, 


Original Impressions, retouched subsequently, each plate with en- 
graved signature of the artist, name of publisher, number of plate 
in the set, and title. Measurements between the plate-marks, 
77x97 inches, full margins. Matted. | 
London: Thomas McLean, 1821 
Comprises the following :—(1) ‘One of the Comforts of riding in com- 
pany;” (2) “Symptoms of Things going down hill;” (8) ‘The pleasure 
of riding in company;” (4) “Preparing for the Easter Hunt;” (5) 
“The consequence of. having plenty of company on the road;” (6) “A 
thing of the last consequence.” 


521. AtKEN CoLorEep Piatss. “Moments of Fancy.” A Series of 11 plates, 


IN coLors, by Alken, Original Impressions, retouched subsequently, 
all bearing the engraved signature,—“Hy. Alken, Del’t.” Full sheet 
measure, 1014x1414 inches, small margins, the plate-marks on left 
of several prints obliterated. Matted. 

London: Thomas McLean, 1822 


A VERY ATTRACTIVE SERIES OF ALDEN COLORED LITHOGRAPHS, CONTAINING, 
IN SOME INSTANCES, AS MANY AS SIX DISTINCT SCENES ON A SINGLE SHEET. 

Among these are,—“A Phaeton and Four;” Illustrations of phrases 
from Shakespeare and Milton, several plates with numerous subjects 
thereon; Heads of Horses; Figures of soldiers, equestrian and afoot; 
and many figures of horses, men and women, &c. 


522. ALKEN CoLorep Puatss. A Series of 4 Horse-Racing prints, IN COLORS, 


7 J y 


by Alken, Original Impressions, retouched subsequently, one plate 
containing engraved name of artist and that of the publisher, J. 
Knights. Measurements between plate-marks, 87%x1134 inches, 
small margins. Matted. [ London, n.d. ] 

Plates are entitled—“TrRAINING.” Three mounts, blanketed, climbing 
a gentle slope, with two horsemen on a hill in the left background; 
“STARTING.” Four horses and jockeys, each with groom, walking towards 
the post; “RUNNING.” Four racers in foreground in a bunch, indistinct 
figures of horsemen in the distance; “WericHiInc.” ‘Two horses with 
grooms, &c., a jockey on scale being weighed. 


523. ArNoLtp AND Auckland. Colored Caricature. “The Loss of Eden—and 


vs 


A 


524. BrougHam (Lorp). Colored Caricature. “A Classical Teacher—The 


ik 


, 


/ 


Eden, Lost.” Size 1014x1314 inches. Matted. 
London: Printed and Published by W. Hinton, December 21, 1785. 


Portraits of General Benedict Arnold and William Hden (Baron Auck- 
land), Commissioner to America. 


schoolmaster is abroad.” By W. Heath. . Size 9142x1334 inches. 
Matted; small tear at one corner. : 
| London]: Published by T. McLean, October 15, 1830 


Lord Brougham, at this time Chancellor of Great Britain, founded the 
Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge, and took an active part 
in the debates on education. He is here caricatured in the character of 
a school teacher, giving an audience to Robert Peel, the opposition mem- 
ber in Parliament. The scholars are seen in a room to the right. 


. COLORED AMERICAN VIEW. 


. CoLoRED CARICATURE ETCHING. 


. CoLORED CARICATURE ETCHING. 


Second Session, Friday Evening, January 7th 


. CANNING (GEORGE). Colored Caricature. “Greys and Duns, or a Prime 


Bang Up for the Bit.’ Size, with margin, 1014x1634 inches. 
Matted. [London]: Published by Thomas Tegg, July, 1810 


Canning, surrounded by a group of politicians, each in the disguise 
of a tradesman presenting bills and charges, is about to enter a car- 
riage, marked “For War.” At this time Canning was Foreign Minister 
of Great Britain and warmly urged the Ministry to a vigorous prosecu- 
tion of the Peninsular War. 


. CotorED AmERICAN Vinw. “American Country Life. October After- 


Published 


noon.” 
. by Currier and Ives. 


F. F. Palmer, del. Lithograph by N. Currier. 
Size, 2314x3014 inches. Matted. 
New York, 1855 


A typical country scene, with Colonial house, mistress at gate wel- 
coming returning hunters. 


“The Wayside. Inn.” F. F. Palmer, del. 
Published by Currier and Ives. Size, with margin, 2314x30% 
inches. Matted. New York, 1864 


Moonlight road-scene, with inn, before which is a coach with four 
horses. Subject taken from Longfellow’s poem “The Wayside Inn.” 


“Meeting an Old Friend with a New 
Size, with margin, 11x26 inches. Matted. 
London: Published by William Holland, May 12, 1788 


Similar to the work of Rowlandson. Four distinct subjects, each of 
two figures, caricaturing personages of the day. 


Face.” 


“The Ambassadors Extraordinary Re- 
turn, on Bulls without Horns.” Size, 8x2614 inches. Matted. 
| London]: Published by F. Fores, March 16, 1789 


Curious and interesting caricature similar to the work of Gillray. 
Owing to the King’s illness, Pitt presented to Parliament, his Regency 
Bill. As, however, the obstructions placed in the way of the Bill, pro- 
longed the session, and the King’s recovery occurring before the Bill 
could be passed, the delegates were sent to their homes without having 
accomplished anything. The artist has depicted the delegates from 
Ireland on their way to Dublin, and has brought out strongly the ludicrous 
position in which these members were placed. 


CotorED CaAricATURE Ercuine. “The First Interview, or an—EHnvoy 
from Yarmony to Improve the Breed.” By R. Newton, del et fecit. 
Size, with margin, 1034x17 inches. Matted. 

London: Published by S. W. Fores, April 19, 1797 


His Royal Highness from Germany, with an extraordinary large ab- 
domen supported by a negro, has just proposed to an English lady of 
rank, her reply, which evidently refers to his figure, is,—‘“Zord, what a 
Porpoise Pho!!!’ Sinking beneath the load which he is carrying, the 
negro remarks,—“Oh Lord oh lord my Neck will break, I can’t carry it 
any farther.” 


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ddl. 


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536 


O37. 


CoLoRED CARICATURE EroHine. “Dreadful Hard Times.”’—“‘Giles Grin- 
again,” fect. Size, with margin, 114%4x151% inches. Matted. 

[London]; Published by 8S. Howitt, December 1, 1801 

Two persons in the habiliments of washwomen, are conversing about — 

hard times. The one at the tub, a “Mrs. Suds” in answer to a remark 


from the other, a “Mrs. Mangle,” refers to her daughter “Carolina 
Matilda.” 


. CoLtorEeD CaricaTuRE Etcuine. “A bit of Flattery.” Williams fecit. 


Size, with margin, 1014x1614 inches. Matted. 
London: Published by Thomas Tegg, September, 1811 


Political caricature, showing an Irish delegate expostulating upon 
the portrait of a rather stout lady, while she remarks, “Oh Mr. O’Flane- 
gan you flatter me.” 


Cotorep Caricature Ercuinc. “Hair and Ton, or Singularity & Hle- 
gance.” Size, with margin, 1034x1234 inches. Matted. 
[London]: Published by Thomas McLean, May 1, 1832 


Evidently a caricature portrait of Lord Beaconsfield in the act of helping 
a lady from a hack. 


CRUIKSHANK CoLorED CaArtcATurRE. “Irish Bog Trotters.” By George 
Cruikshank. Size, with margins, 1044x1514 inches. Matted. 
London: Published by Thomas Tegg, n.d. 


Early unsigned and undated humorous caricature etching, not men- 
tioned by. Douglas. 


Frencu Revonurrton. Oolored Caricature. “The Offering to Lib- 
erty.” Size 95x24 inches. Matted. | 
London: Published by J. Aitken, August 3d, 1789 


George III. on bended knee, offering crown to “Liberty” seated on 
ruins of the Bastile; behind him in chains, portraits of the Nobility, fol- 
lowed by General Lafayette and free citizens. 


. FreNcH Revotution. Colored Caricature. “A Deputation from one 


of the Popular Societies of France endeavouring to persuade John 

Bull that he can do better without a head than with one.” G. M. 

Woodward, del. Size, with margin, 1514x1914 inches. Matted. 
London: Published by S. W. Fores, October 12, 1794 


GrorcE IV. Colored Caricature. “Paradise Regained!!!” Size, with 
margins, 10x14% inches. Matted. 

| London]: Published by J. Sidebotham, n.d. 

Caricature portrait of George IV, as Prince of Wales, standing on a 

pedestal, surrounded by dancing females. Inscription on pedestal,—“This 


Royal May Pole after laying by for some time was again set up on the. 
25 of May, 1811.” 


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538. George IV. anp Mrs. Firzuersert. Colored Caricature,—“The 


i 


R(oya)! Lover, or The Admiral on a Lee Shore. Size 534 by 9 
inches; beneath are thirty-five printed verses of a poem, by P. 
Pindar, Jun. (John Agg). Size of sheet, 105¢x161%4 inches. 
Matted. 


-{London]|: Printed and Published by 8. W. Fores [circa 1813] 


George IV., on his knees, is making love to Mrs. Fitzherbert, who is 
shown departing through a doorway. The verses express the feelings 
of this royal personage in the free language of the day. In one of them 
he refers to his Royal brother, the Duke of York. 


539. Pirr anp Fox. Colored Caricature. “The Dog Tax, or, Every Dog 


a 


has his Day.” Size, with margins, 1134x1514 inches. Matted. 
[London]: Published by W. Brown, May 16, 1796 
Caricature of members of the Coalition Cabinet. Lord Pitt, in the 
form of a dog, is shown dancing before George III. (?) who is playing 


upon a violin. On a gallows near-by, the body of Charles Fox, ecari- 
catured as such an animal, is hanging dead. 


540. RowLaAnpson Conorep Caricature. “Every Man Has His Hobby 


J. 


Horse.” T. Pether (Thomas Rowlandson) fect. Size, with mar- 
gins, 9 1-3x131% inches. Matted. 
[London]: Published by W. Humphrey, May 1, 1784 


Lord Pitt, in the disguise of a female and carrying Charles Fox on 
his shoulders, is about to enter a doorway in which are standing a 
negro man and a voluptuous female. Sign over door reads,—“Mungo’s 
Hotel, Dealer in British Spirits.” Lord Pitt is saying,—‘“For the good 
of the Constitution give me a Glass of Gin.” 


541. RowLanpson CoLorep Caricature. “A Diving Machine on a New 


ee 


542. 


SV 
= 


Constitution.” Colored Political Caricature signed with an en- 
graved “R” in the lower right corner. Size, 936x131 inches. 
Matted. [London] Pub’d. by T. Rowlandson, [1806] 


The Constitution Cutter, “John Bull,” is shown sunk in the Ocean of 
Taxation. A heavy figure in a blue farmer’s-smock [William Pitt?] lies 
drowned near the vessel, while close-by a man in a diver’s dress, orders 
the crew of the lighter “The Experiment,” sailing on the surface above, 
to haul up a package from the ocean-bed marked ‘10 per cent.” 


RowLANDson CoLorEeD CAricATuRE. ‘“‘Miseries of Human Life,—Get- 


ting up early in a cold gloomy morning, and on running down 
into the breakfast room for warmth and comfort, finding chairs, 
table [etc.] huddled into the middle of the room,” ete. Size, with 
margins 10%4x16 inches. Matted. 

[London]: by Thomas Tegg, n.d. 


Humorous colored-etching in Rowlandson’s characteristic manner. 


543. Russran Arrarrs. Colored Caricature. “An Alarming Discovery shew- 


je 


ing the fatal effects of useing Cosmetics.” Size, 934x14 inches. 
Matted. [London]: ; Published by T. McLean, n.d. 


Caricatures some English Lord, who in the dress of a dandy, has 
used some “Russian Hair dye,” which has turned his beard green. He 
is shown in an animated posture on a couch, while his servant standing 
before him, exclaims,—‘‘By Gar 1 am vere sorry your Lor-ship use 
dat dam dye it has change-a your Lor-ships moustache and Visker all 
to von dam Pea Green.” 


Second Session, Friday Evening, January 7th 


A PORTION OF THE LIBRARY OF THE REVEREND 
A. F. SCHAUFFLER, D.D. 


544. AFRICAN TRAVEL. 


546. 


De Filippi (Fillipo). 


Ruwenzori. 


An Account of 


the Expedition of H. R. H., Prince Luigi Amedeo of Savoy, Duke 


of Abruzzi. 
8vo, cloth. 


and Euphrates. 
to Japan. 


Lands of Islam. 


Chicago, 1907; OrrpHant (Mrs). 
London, 1877; Loyson (Mapam H.). 
Chicago, 1905; Winus (ALFRED). 


Numerous illustrations, some folding. 


Thick royal 


New York, 1909 


. Baker (JAMES). Turkey. New York, 1877; Furze (H. V.). By Nile 
Edinburgh, 1894; Crement (HE. W.). 
Makers of Florence. 
To Jerusalem through the 


Handbook 


Wanderings 


Among the High Alps. Frrsr Eprrion. London, 1856, and others. 


Folding map and ulustrations. 


Together, 8 vols. 8vo, cloth. 


V.p.v.d. 


Century Dictionary. Six vols., New York, 1889; Century Atlas of 


the World, New York, 1897; Century Cyclopaedia of Names, New 
York, 1894. Illustrated. 'Together, 8 vols. 4to, half leather, one 
back missing. Not returnable. 


. CHALMERS (THOMAS). 
York, 1871; AtmxannER (J. A.). 


New York, v.d. 


Memoirs of the Life and Writings of, New 
The Acts of the Apostles, 2 


vols., New York, 1875; Mactzop (Norman). Memoir of. By Don- 
ald Macleod. 2 vols., New York, 1876; Briaes (CHartes A.). New 


Light on the Life of Jesus. 


various bindings, 


. Conway (Str Witrt1aAm Martin). 


mainly cloth. 


New York, 1904. Together, 40 vols., 


V.p.y.d. 


The Crossing of Spitsbergen. Col- 


ored plates, maps and numerous full-page and other illustrations. 
8vo, cloth, gilt top, uncut. 


. DE Quincey (THOMAS). 


12mo, cloth. 


The Writings of De Quincey. 


Edition. 15 vols. Thick 12mo, cloth. 


sions, New York, 1904; Froissarr (Sir JoHn). 
England, France, Spain, etc. New York, 1868. Van RENSSELAER. 


English Cathedrals. 


Illustrated by Joseph Pennell. 


London, 1897 © 


12 vols. in 6. 
Boston, 1881 


. DICKENS (Crartes). The Writings of Dickens. Illustrated Gadshill 


Boston, 1875 


. Dospins (F. 8.). False Gods, or the Idle Worship of the World. Illus- 


trated. Philadelphia, n.d. Muisstons. The Encyclopaedia of Mis- 


Chronicles of 


New York, 


1892; JEFFERSON (CHARLES H.). Things Fundamental, New York, 
1903; Together, 32 vols., various bindings, mainly cloth. 


V.p.v.d. 


. Ecypt EXPpiLorATION Funp. 


. ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA. 


. EVELYN (JOHN). 


eGoper (P.). 


. GREELEY (Horace). 


. GROLIER CLUB. 


. Hausgy (Francis W.). 


. HepEN (SVEN). 


. Herrick (GEorRGE F.). 


Second Session, Friday Evening, January 7th 


Naville (Edouard). The Cemeteries of 
Abydos, part 1, 1914; The XIth Dynasty Temple of Deir El-Babari, 
part 1, 1907; Arytan (Edward R.). Pre-Dynastic Cemetery at El 
Mahasna, 1911. Illustrated. 3 vols, 4to, boards, cloth backs. 

London, v.d. 


Illustrated. 24 vols. 
New York, 1878 


Story of John Evelyn. Edited by William Bray. 
Half calf. London, 1879; Grizv (C. F.). Dic- 
2 vols. Stuttgart, 
History of the Dutch Republic and of 
the United Netherlands. Portraits. 7 vols. Half sheep, New York, 
1868; etc., and others. ‘Together, 17 vols. 8vo, sheep, etc. binding 
mainly in poor condition. V.p.y.d. 


Commentary on the Gospel of St. John. 3 vols. 1881; 
Commentary on St. Paul’s Epistle to the Romans. 2 vols. 1883; 
Commentary on the Gospel of St. Luke. 2 vols. 1879. Together, 7 
vols. 8vo, cloth. Edinburgh, v.d. 


). The American Conflict. A History of the Great 
Rebellion in the United States of America, 1860-1864. Illustrated. 
2 vols. 8vo, cloth. Hartford, 1865 


The History of Helyas, Knight of the Swan. 'Trans- 
lated by Robert Copland, from the French version published in 
Paris in 1504. A literal reprint in the types of Wynken de Worde, 
after the unique copy printed by him upon parchment in London 
MCCCCXII. With cuts. 4to, pigskin, uncut, with clasps, in pig- 
skin case. New York, 1901 

One of 325 copies on Whatman paper. 


The Old New York Frontier. Its Wars with 
Indians and Tories, its Missionary Schools, Pioneers and Land 


NINTH EDITION. 
4to, sheep, some vols. rubbed, not returnable. 


Portraits. 4 vols. 
tionary of the English and German Languages, 2 
igoec storiny (i. L.). 


Titles, 1614-1800. Jllustrated. New York, 1901; Toprirr (SAm- 
vEL). Letters from Abroad in the Years 1828-1829. Illustrated. 
Boston, 1906, (2 copies). Together, 3 vols. 8vo, cloth. Vapor. d: 
. HawrHorne (Naruantet). The Writings of Hawthorne. Illustrated. 


18 vols. in 6, thick 12mo, cloth. Beston, (1879) 


Central Asia and Tibet, Towards the Holy City of 
2 vols. royal 8vo, cloth. 
London, 1903 


Christian and Mohammedan, New York, 1912; 
The Sunday School, Its Origin, Philadelphia, 
1888; Keitoge (8S. H.). The Light of Asia, London, 1885; ALEx- 
ANDER (J. A.). The Psalms. 2 vols., New York, 1873; PEROWNE 
(J. J.S.). The Book of Psalms, London, 1877. Together, 50 vols., 
various bindings, mainly cloth. VGE-Y: d. 


Lassa. Numerous illustrations. 


TRUMBULL (H. C.). 


Second Session, Friday Evening, January 7th 


562. Hotmes (RicuHarp R.). Queen Victoria. [A Biography]. Finely 
} Ww colored portrait frontispiece and numerous other plates. 4to, half 
‘rea red morocco, gilt top, uncut. London, 1897 
as 


563. Hotmes (Otiver WENDELL). The Last Leaf. A Poem. Illustrated 
by G. W. Hdwards and F. Hopkinson Smith. 4to, cloth. 
Cambridge, 1886 | 


564. IntustrateD Lonpon News. July, 1853, to December, 1856. (Illus- 


ae trating the period of the War in the Crimea). Thousands of tllus- 
/ re trations.  vols., folio, cloth. s London, 1853-1856 
_565. LonereLLow (HENRY WapswortH). Poetical Works. Illustrated. 2 

) “a vols. 4to, half morocco, somewhat rubbed. Boston, 1879 


566. Oswett (Witt1aAm Corton). The Story of his Life. By his eldest 
son, W. Edward Oswell. With an Introduction by Francis Galton. 
/ 


Numerous illustrations, maps, ete. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. 
I London, 1900 


567. SipnEy (WiirtAm C.). Social Life in England, from the Rebellion to 
the Revolution, New York, 1892; Boorn (Maup B.). After Prison 
—What? New York, 1903; Hupson (T. J.). The Lay of Physic 
Phenomeria, Chicago, 1894; SuHarp (Huiza A.). William Sharp. 
(Fiona Macleod). A Memoir. Portrait. New York, 1910; THay- 
ER (W. R.). Italica. Studies in Italian, Life and Letters. Bos- 
ton, 1908, and others. Together 50 vols., various bindings, mainly 


cloth. V.p.v.d. 

/ 568. Stearns (L. F.). Present Day Psychology. London, 1893; WarNnErR 

{ (H. E.). The Psychology of the Christian Life. New York, 1910; 

a Rus (Jacop A.). Children of the Poor, New York, 1892; Pierson 

Ww (ArtHuR T.). The Bible and Spiritual Life, New York, 1908. 
| f” Autograph presentation copy from the author. Together, 50 vols., 
various bindings, mainly cloth. V.p.v.d. 


569. TrencH (RicHaArp C.). Notes on the Parables of Our Lord, London, 
1874; Howr (M. A. De Wotre). The Life and Labors of Bishop 
Hare, Apostle to the Sioux. Illustrated. New York, 1911; Hap- 
LEY (ArtHuR T.). The Education of the American Citizen, New 
York, 1901; Vircrn (Samuent H.). Spiritual Sanity, New York, 
1901. Autograph presentation copy from the author. CuTTsrR 
(GrorcE B.). The Psychology of Alcoholism, London, 1907; Mrits 
(ApraHAM). The Ancient Hebrew, New York, 1875, and others, 
mainly religious. Together, 50 vols., various bindings, mainly cloth. 


V.p.v.d. 
aaa 570. Way (Francis). Rome. With 345 engravings on wood. 4to, cloth, 
/ ; writing on half-title. | London, n.d. 


571. Wotrmann (Dr. Atrred). Holbein and his Time. Numerous illus- 
trations. 8vo, cloth, some pages loose. | London, 1872 


Second Session, Friday. Evening, January 7th 


FROM THE LIBRARY OF THE LATE SENHOR 
SALVADOR DE MENDONCA, BRAZILIAN 
MINISTER TO THE UNITED STATES 


572. Byron (GrorGE Gorpon, Lorn). Poems. Original and Translated. 

/ a Frontismece. Second Edition. 12mo, full red levant morocco, gilt 
’ back and sides, inside gilt borders, gilt top, uncut, margins stained. 
Newark: 8S. and J. Ridge, 1808 


573. Byron (GrorcE Gorpon, Lorp). Lara. A Tale: Jacqueline. A Tale 

[Samuel Rogers]. First Eprrions. 12mo. full red levant mo- 

Ss 5? rocco, gilt back and sides, inside gilt borders, gilt top, uncut, writ- 
a ing on half-title. London, 1814 


J” 574. Byron (Grorce Gorpon, Lorp). Another copy, similar, name on half- 
2 title. 


575. Byron (GEorGE Gorpon, Lorn). Childe Harold’s Pilgrimage, Canto 
IIT., 1816 Siege of Corinth, 1816; Parisina, 1816; Prisoner of Chil- 


os lon, and Other Poems, 1816; Manfred, 1817; Mazeppa, 1819. First 
ee Epitions. 8vo, full calf, gilt. 

) London: John Murray, 1816-1819 

576. Byron (GzEORGE GorDOoN, Lorp). Siege of Corinth, 1816; Parisina, 

le p 1816; Manfred, 1817; Lament of Tasso, 1817; Mazeppa, Ode, &c., 

"4 7; 1819; Poems on His Domestic Circumstances, 1816. Attu First 

Be ~ .%  Eprrions. 8vo, calf, sprinkled edges, slightly rubbed. ‘ 


- London, 1816-1819 

577%. Byron (GrorGcE Gorpon, Lorp). Childe Harold’s Pilgrimage, Canto 

SO IV. Frrsr Eprrion. 8vo, full red levant morocco, gilt back and 
5 — sides, inside gilt borders, gilt top, uncut, names on title-page. 

London, 1818 


578. Byron (GrorcE Gorpon, Lorp). The Works of Lord Byron. 4 vols. 
8vo, half calf, somewhat rubbed. 
y, U- London: John Murray, 1819-1820 


Contains several First EDITIONS. 


579. Byron (Grorck Gorpon, Lorp). Marino Faliero, Doge of Venice and 
The Prophecy of Dante. First Eprrion. 8vo, full red levant mo- 

4 Je rocco, gilt back and sides, inside gilt borders, gilt top. 
oe London, 1821 


580. Byron (GrorcE Gorpon, Lorp). Sardanapalus, A Tragedy; The Two 
Foscari, A Tragedy; and, Cain. A Mystery. Firsr Epirions. 8vo, 
full red levant morocco, gilt back and sides, inside gilt borders, 


re gilt top. London, 1821 
— 
581. Byron (GrorcE Gorpon, Lorn). Bowles (W. L.). Letters to Lord 


Byron on a Question of Poetical Criticism. With Letter to Mr. 
4 om Campbell. 8vo. full red levant morocco, gilt back and sides, inside 


gilt borders, gilt top, uncut. London, 1822 


Second Session, Friday Evening, January 7th 


O38. 
det 


083. 


eo 


5809. 


589. 


. Byron (GEORGE GorpoN, Lorp). 


. CowPER (WILLIAM). 


. CRABBE (GEORGE). 


Byron (GEORGE Gorpon, Lorp). Werner. A Tragedy. First Eprrion. 
8vo, full red levant morocco, gilt back and sides, inside gilt bor- 
ders, gilt top, uncut, a few stains. London, 1823 


Byron (GEorGE Gorpon, Lorp). Cruikshank (George). Forty Illus- 
trations for Lord Byron’s Works. Portrait, letter-facsimile, and 
woodcuts. 8vo. full red levant morocco, gilt back and sides, inside 
gilt borders, gilt top, uncut, original mEApD ees bound in. 

London, [1824-1825] 


First Epition, without any text. 


~The Works of Byron; with His Let- 
ters, and Journals and his Life. By Thomas Moore, Esq. Sn- 
graved title and frontispiece in each volume by EH. Finden after Tur-— 
ner, Stanfield, Westall, and others. 1% vols. 12mo, three quarter 
polished blue morocco, gilt and mosaic backs, uncut, by Tout. 

London: John Murray, 1832-1833 


First Contectep Eprrron. Exrra-InLustratep by the insertion of 120 
portraits, views, and plates, engraved by Finden, a number from other 
copies with margins trimmed. 


Byron (GrorGE Gorpon, Lorn). Finden’s Landscape and Portrait Il- 
lustrations to the Life and Works of Lord Byron. With Original 
and Selected Information on the Subjects of the Engravings by 
W. Brockedon. Numerous plates. 3 vols. square 8vo, half straight- 
grained morocco. London: John Murray, 1833 — 

First EpIvion. 


THE PROPERTY OF A GENTLEMAN 


. BEAUMONT AND FuEetcHER. The Works of Francis Beaumont and John 


Fletcher. Copperplate portraits and engravings. % vols. 8vo, full 
calf, one neatly repaired. London, 1711 
First collected 8vo, edition, comprising both Comedies and Tragedies. 


‘Hayley (William). The Life and Posthumous 
Writings of William Cowper, with an Introductory Letter to Earl 
Cowper. Three portraits and one plate, all engraved by W. Blake. 
3 vols. 4to, old calf, joints weak. Chichester, 1803-1804 


The Village; A Poem. In Two Books. First Ept- 
4to, contemporary boards, new roan 
back. ToTALLY UNCUT. London, 1783 


Copies in this state are very uncommon. Laid in is a 2pp. A. L. 8. 
of the author, to Alaric A. Watts, the author, dated September 27, 1826 
on literary affairs, written when Crabbe was 72 years of age. 


TION. Portrait (inserted). 


Rain and Rivers; or, Hutton and 
Maps. 8vo, cloth. 
London, 1857 
CHARLES KINGSLEY’S copy, with his autograph; “Charles Kingsley, 
Eversley Rectory, 1863” on title, also bookplate of Maurice Kingsley. 
me in is a 2pp. A. L. S. of the author, to Charles Kingsley, on scientific 
matters. 


GREENWOOD (COLONEL GEORGE). 
Playfair against Lyell and all comers. 


590. 


593. 


594, 


596. 


Jw 


Second Session, Friday. Evening, January 7th 


Grote (Mrs). The Personal Life of George Grote. Portrait and fac- 
simile. First Eprrion. 8vo, cloth. London, 1873 


PRESENTATION COPY FROM THE AUTHOR, With inscription; “7’o the Honble. 
Charles Sumner, (Senator), with the friendly compliments of the Author, 
9 May, 1873.” 


. Hopper (Epwin).. The Life and Work of the Seventh Earl of Shaftes- 


bury. Portraits. 3 vols. 8vo, cloth. London, 1886 


. Huo (M.). Travels in Tartary, Thibet, and China during the years 


1844-6. Illustrated. 2 vols. 12mo, cloth. London, (circa, 1860) 


CHARLES KINGSLEY’S copy, with his autograph in several places, also 
bookplate of Maurice Kingsley, in both volumes. 


KIneastey’s Copy, witH AUTOGRAPH. Justini Historiarum, Ex Trogo 
Pompeio. Lib. XLIV, ex recensione Isaac Vossil. Hngraved title. 
32mo, old calf. Amstelodami: Elzeviru, 1650 


CHARLES KINGSLEY’S copy, with NE “Charles Kingsley, Evers- 
ley,” on inside cover. 


KinGsiey’s Copy, witH AUTOGRAPH AND BooKPLATE. Continuation des 
Essais de Morale. Seconde Partie, Tome Premier. Printer’s mark 
on title. 12mo, vellum. A La Haye, 1700 


CHARLES KINGSLEY’S copy, with his initials, autograph of his wife, 
and his bookplate. 


. KNowes (JAMES SHERIDAN). Woman’s Wit: or, Love’s Disguises: a 


Play. 8vo, half blue polished morocco, uncut, original wrappers 
with paper label on front cover bound in, gilt back and top, few 
margins slightly spotted. London: Moxon, 1838 


First EpITtion. SIGNED AUTHOR’S AUTOGRAPH PRESENTATION INSCRIPTION 
on flyleaf, “To Miss Hennessey, this copy of ‘Woman's Wit— and Love’s 
Disguises is presented to her, as a mark of the grateful thanks due to 
her for the many delicate and kind attentions, which she has shown to the 
Author’s father.” 


Napotron I. Jomini (Baron de) Traité des Grandes Opérations Mili- 
taires, contenant |’Histoire critique des Campagnes de Frédéric II. 
comparées a celles de ’Hmpereur Napoléon. Numerous folding 
tables showing formation of armies, and atlas containing 29 folding 
plates, gwing plans of various battle-fields. 8 vols. 8vo, and one 
vol. 4to. Together, 9 vols. half sheep, lower corners of first seven 


leaves of Vol. 1, slightly mouse-eaten. Paris, 1811-1816 


597. NureMBErG CHRONICLE. Schedel (Harmannus). Registrum huius 


fwh 


operis libri cronicarum cum figuris et ymaginibus ab initio mundi. 
Gothic character. 20 unnumbered leaves + ccc numbered + 5 un- 
numbered leaves of the “Sarmacia.” Upwards of 2000 large and 
small woodcuts by Wolgemuth and Pleydenwurf, including numer- 
ous large views of cities, Nurenmberg, etc., heads of celebrated per- 
sonages, portrait of Pope Joan, historic scenes, maps, pictures of 
human monstrosities, etc. Large folio, half calf, title cut down 


Second Session, Friday Evening, January 7th 


[ No. 59%7—Continued | 


. Rogers (SAMUEL). 


. Rogers (SAMUEL). 


. Ruskin (JouHn). 


. Ruskin (JOHN). 


and mounted, lower portion of outer margin of first 9 leaves of table 
remargined, some pp. stained, lacks one of the numbered blank 
leaves and the three blank leaves at end. 
Niiremberge: Anthonius Koburger, 1493 
First Epitron of this Great Picture Book of the Middle Ages. As most 
copies extant are badly stained and imperfect, the present may be con- 
sidered a fair example of this volume of the Early Printer’s Art, having 
the text portion, as well as all the illustrations, intact. With book- 
plates of the Earl of Aylesford and John Leith Ross. 


. Paruta (Paouo). Historia Vinetiana. Vignette portrait on title. Royal 


8vo, old calf. Vinetia, 1645. 


History of Venice from 1513 to 1551, by an eminent Italian historian 
and diplomat. 


. PopE [ALEXANDER] Letters of Mr. Pope and Several Eminent Persons, 


from the year 1705 to 1735. 16mo, old calf, portrait missing, bind- 
ing broken. London, 1735 


Contains the Narrative of the method by which Pope’s private letters 
were procured and published by Edmund Curll. A printed note on title 
calls attention to the fact that this edition contains more letters and 
is more correctly printed than any other known. 


Human Life; A Poem. First Epitrion. Small 
4to, half morocco, entirely uncut. London, 1819 


LARGE PAPER PRESENTATION copy from the author, with inscription 
in his autograph on the half-title. 


Human Life, a Poem. First Eprrion. 12mo, 
new boards, paper label, uncut. London, 1819 

With a one page A. L. S. of the author to Lady Powerscourt attached 
to fly-leaf. 


. TREVELYAN (G. Orto). The Life and Letters of Lord Macaulay. Por- 


trait. 2 vols. 8vo, half morocco, gilt tops. New York, 1876 
The Stones of Venice. With illustrations drawn by 
the author. 3 vols. royal 8vo, full blue levant morocco, gilt edges, 
by ZABHNSDORF. London, 1851-1853 


First Epirion. Contains the slip of “Errata” in Vol. 1, usually missing. 


Lectures on Architecture and Painting. With illus- 
trations by the author. First Eprrion. 12mo, cloth, repaired. 
London, 1854 


. RUSKIN (J oHN). The Seven Lamps of Architecture. With illustrations 


drawn by the author. Second Edition. Royal 8vo, full blue levant 
morocco, gilt edges, original cloth covers bound in, by ZAEHNSDORF. 
London, 1855 


It is generally admitted that the second edition of this work is 
superior to the first. 


Second Session, Friday Evening, January 7th 


06. Ruskin (JoHn). The Two Paths; Lectures on Art. With two plates. 
vA ’ First Epirtion. 12mo, cloth. London, 1859 


, 607. Ruskin (JoHn). The Ethics of the Dust. Ten Lectures. First Ept- 

} em TION. 12mo, cloth, uncut. London, 1866 
608. Ruskin (JoHn). The Crown of Wild Olive; Three Lectures. Lon- 

“aa don, 1866; Lectures on Art, Oxford, 1870. Boru Frrstr Epirions. 

( Together, 2 vols. 12mo, cloth. London and Oxford, 1866-1870 
609. Ruskin (JoHN). Notes on some of the Principal Pictures exhibited in 

i . the rooms of the Royal Academy, 1875. First Epirion. 8vo, as 
Fc issued. Orpington, 1875 


610. Ruskin (JouHn). The Storm Cloud’ of the Nineteenth Century. Two 
Lectures. First Epitrion. 2 vols. small 4to, wrappers, uncut. 
Orpington, 1884 


611. Ruskin (JoHn). Praeterita: Outlines of Scenes and Thoughts. Vols. 
: 1 and 2. Illustrations on India paper. 2 vols. in the original 24 
parts, paper wrappers, uncut, wrappers of three parts soiled, few 
2ST pp. of one part slightly stained. 
Sunnyside, Orpington, 1885-1887 


First EpItTion. LARGE PAPER COPY. 


612. Ruskin (JoHNn). Letters to M. G. (ladstone) and H. G. (ladstone). 
With a Preface by the Right Hon. G. Wyndham. 12mo, cloth, gilt 
top, uncut. (London): Privately printed, 1903 


a First Epirion. A two-page A. L. S. (initials) by John Ruskin, is 
attached to the fly-leaf and inside cover. The salutation is missing. 

6138. Vuccus (C. Aueusto). la Italia. Storia di Due Anni, 1848-49. 2 

VY™ 

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yr 

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vols in one. 12mo, cloth, gilt edges. Torino, 1856 
With 4-page A. L. S. of the author, inserted. 


614. WatpoLe (Horace). The Letters of Horace Walpole, including Letters 
now first published, from the original manuscripts. Portratts, 
spotted. 6 vols. 8vo, cloth, uncut. London, 1840 


615. WaLPoLe (Horace). Memoirs of the Reign of King George the Third. 

Now first published from the original Mss. Edited by Sir Denis 

og Le Marchant. Portraits. First Epirion. 4 vols. 8vo, cloth, un- 
? cut, cloth of one volume repaired. London, 1845 


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